article_snippet: And then: how do we attach this arm to a child?" said sophomore Tyler Petresky.
article_snippet: Petresky got involved with the design of Pring's hand because " Manero knew Petresky was good with electronics.
article_snippet: Petresky bribed me with some pulled pork sandwiches.
article_snippet: I went over to Petresky house and helped Petresky out with electronics," Petresky said.
article_snippet: I found out Petresky was working on an arm, and I thought that was the coolest thing in the world.
article_snippet: Eventually " Manero moved to Germany for a Fulbright scholarship and left Petresky in charge of running the operations in Orlando.
article_snippet: Petresky says Petresky ask every family about the child's favorite color, superhero and interests, so the new limb can "not just be a piece of plastic ... but be a part of Petresky.
article_snippet: As Petresky've designed the bionics, Petresky've learned that kids don't necessarily want to blend in.