Atlas Arm
From: Maker Faire New York 2016

From Maker and mechanical engineering student, Stephen Hawes, this completely
3D printed prosthetic arm and hand is breaking through all sorts of barriers
presented by traditional prosthetics. It's controlled by the amputee's
remaining forearm muscles. It's giving amputees' an option not readily
available to them by costing less than $300 to produce.

Stephen Hawes is a senior at UConn studying Mechanical Engineering. He's
currently working on making the Atlas Arm available to amputees across the
United States.

View the article at:
http://makerfaire.com/maker/entry/58169

Links:
ATLAS Arm – Model 1 (with videos 6:55, 6:44, 7:34, 6:06, 2:56)
http://stephenhawes.com/atlas-arm-model-1

Helping Hand: Student Designs Prosthetic Limb
http://today.uconn.edu/2016/03/helping-hand-student-designs-prosthetic-limb