Meeting Time
Design Team: Wednesday 7pm
Team 2: Tuesday 6PM
Project Description
The 3D-Enabled Prosthetics project is an innovative initiative that utilizes advanced 3D printing technology to create custom-fitted prosthetic limbs for amputees. This project stands out for its ability to rapidly produce prosthetics that are significantly more affordable than traditional methods, making them accessible to a wider population. Each prosthetic is tailored to the individual’s specific measurements and requirements, ensuring a comfortable and functional fit. The use of lightweight and durable materials in the 3D printing process enhances the prosthetic’s strength and longevity. Additionally, the project focuses on continual improvement and adaptation, integrating feedback from users to refine designs and incorporate new features.