Watch This Fifth Grader Light Up as She Is Gifted a 3D-Printed Bionic Hand
From: Medical Design Technology - 08/06/2015

The 2015 Special Olympics Games were held in Los Angeles last week. A fifth
grader named Ari was there to watch the games. Ari was born without any
fingers on her left hand, and casually stopped by a booth run by Google. The
booth displayed information about Google's Impact Challenge for people with
disabilities. But this became much more than an informational visit for Ari;
she was soon met by a group of volunteers from AIO Robotics, who fitted her
with a new, colorful prosthetic hand. e-NABLE, a developer of open-source 3D
printed prosthetic hands for children, also made an appearance at the booth.
Now I don't know about you, but my heart just about melted and drained into
my feet as I watched Ari smile, flexing her brand new fingers. If you're
interested in watching a child's wildest dreams come true, I definitely
recommend taking a look at the video below!

Watch the video (1:20) at:
http://www.mdtmag.com/videos/2015/08/watch-fifth-grader-light-she-gifted-3d-printed-bionic-hand

Links:
Google's Impact Challenge
http://google.org/impactchallenge/disabilities/index.html

e-NABLE
http://enablingthefuture.org

AIO Robotics
http://www.zeus.aiorobotics