Enabling the Future of Prosthetic | Peter Binkley | TEDxDubaiSalon

From the direct experience of a father trying to help his amputee son create a 3D printed hand - the amazing story of how the internet, a 3D printer and community collaborative work have kick-started a movement that is changing the future of prosthetic devices for children around the world.
Peter Binkley is a designer of mechanical assisted devices and an educator for E-NABLE a non profit that provides free 3D printed prosthetic devices for upper limb amputees.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at ted.com/tedx

[@aliciajohnson6060]

Awesome Mr. Binkley - what a wonderful wonderful mission - changing people's lives.

[@thomashall4625]

Are u still working on the airy arm I'm on the waiting list but no word of what's goin on ?

[@PeterBinkley5]

Sorry Thomas, it is slow going. I'm working on a device for one hemispherectomy patient with below-elbow paralysis. I have no idea if it's something you will be able to use. Check back in June. I should have at least one or two prototypes finished.