3D-Printed Hand Crafted In Days At Lower Cost Could Change Game For People With Disabilities

A technology company has used a simple concept to address a larger issue.  UK-based startup Open Bionics has created a robotic prosthetic hand for a fraction of both the time and cost of standard bionic limbs, the Guardian reports. This innovation could make assistive technology far more accessible to people with disabilities, explained Constance Agyeman, manager of the Inclusive Technology Prize at the charity Nesta, according to the news outlet. “[This type of technology can] transform the ...