This little girl’s name is Jordan and she’s demonstrating the end result of a project that she got to design and 3-D print. She and other kids with upper limb differences worked with artists, designers and a prosthetist to come up with bionic “superhero” gear.
via bornjustright
The kids also learned how to use 3-D design tools and a designer will be refining and rebuilding Jordan’s design to be ready in May.
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