3D Printed Magic Arms From Stratasys Change A Life

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Stratasys teams up with doctors to change the life of a young girl with magic arms printed with additive manufacturing.

When born with an arthrogryposis which made it impossible for her to lift her own arms, Emma’s parents sought to do something. Through working with Nemours Biomedical Research and Stratasys FDM printing technology, they discovered a way to create a durable yet lightweight exoskeleton to assist her. Learn more

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