College students learn how to make prosthesis for children
The County College of Morris has an interesting course where students learn how to make prosthetics for children who have lost a limb.
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Apr 20, 2019, 2:24 AM
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The County College of Morris has an interesting course where students learn how to make prosthesis for children who have lost a limb.
Engineering students at the school are creating new hands for children in South America and Asia. The students use a 3D printer to make the limbs. They have shipped out six hands already.
The students are currently working on another 10 for the semester. All of the prosthesis will be donated.
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