It creates this interesting closed loop system where theyre both designer and end user.
That is very powerful.
Reeves felt delighted to be picked for the program, which only has enough spots for a few participants.
Weve always encouraged the growth of 3-D printing, because its more affordable.
I feel like the engineers building these hands are really great, but they dont know the body.
She isnt sad about living with one hand.
Its a blessing, she wrote.
How many kids with two hands can say they have a bunch of extra hands?
Its fun and its exciting and its a really cool way to empower kids.
I plan to work until we get something she really likes.
If that means we make new prototypes over the course of a year, Im fine with that.
Ill keep going until someone tells me to stop, said Sam.
Hes also helping Jordan create a modular arm that can do other, more useful things.
Watch 10-year-old Reeves describe how her #SuperheroCyborg Glitter-Shooting Arm works in the video clip below.
source: www.techworm.net
