The Future of 3D Printing Assistive Devices
Create the Future · Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering
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Show Notes
First described in sci-fi writing in the '50s, the revolutionary dream of 3D printing became a basic reality in the 1980s. One field that is truly has transformed today is that of assistive tech and prosthetics.
Host Roma Agrawal is joined by:
Willy Allègre, biomedical R&D engineer at Electronic Lab of Kerpape Rehabilitation Center.
Enzo Romero, inventor and researcher building prosthetics that incorporate haptic feedback.
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