article_snippet: right arm from just above
article_snippet: a robotic arm was made by Limbitless Solutions, a volunteer group started by Albert Manero, a University of Central Florida engineering PhD student, to make free bionic arms for kids.
article_snippet: Through 3-D printing technology, Alex and others have had the chance to get a robotic arm so Alex and others can use Alex and others limbs again.
article_snippet: Alex received Alex robotic arm in the summer, then later had his robotic arm upgraded to resemble a "Transformers" arm.
article_snippet: Whenever people saw Alex, people'd say, 'What's wrong with the new arm?'
article_snippet: Now it's, 'the new arm is amazing
article_snippet: The college students made the actual arm for Pring, from the design to the painting to the robotics, said David Beauparlant, marketing manager at Microsoft.
article_snippet: It's amazing what the 3-D printing can do," Alex said.
article_snippet: To find out more about Alex and the Collective Project, here's our recent story on the topic of 3-D printed limbs.