Soon enough, anyone with a 3D printer will be able to build custom prosthetics. No longer will these devices – traditionally created by a doctor – cost thousands of dollars, removing the financial burden families face when members (especially children) may need multiple each year.
Click here to read the article by Lucy Vernasco on The Daily Beast.
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