At the end of last year, we reported on a unique spin-off of E-nable’s 3D printed prosthetics project called Limbitless Solutions. Headed up by E-nable volunteer and University of Central Florida PhD candidate Albert Manero, the non-profit expands upon the 3D printed prosthetic model with bionic components, allowing individuals without limbs to move 3D printed hands and fingers through myoelectric muscle sensors.
The very first person to be helped by Limbitless was a seven-year-old boy named Alex Pring, born with a partially developed right arm. …
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