3D printing – with the promise of low-scale manufacturing and custom parts – is ideal for the prosthetic industry, but so far prosthetic hands have been a very, very hard nut to crack.

In recent years, prosthetics have seen a dramatic increase in innovation due to the rise of 3D printing. [Nicholas Huchet] — missing a hand due to a workplace accident in 2002 — spent his ...

In 2015, the 3D-printed prosthetic dog foot became a reality, and Hope’s a happy, lucky doggie, running, playing, and ...

After having his left leg amputated from pediatric osteosarcoma at 6 years old, Colorado State University student Garrison ...

"He's our only dog and he's attached to everyone ... a pet mobility device company that designs prosthetics using 3D printing technology. Rey represented a unique challenge to 3DPets, given ...