Turkey - based non - governmental organisation Robotel Türkiye , which is officially known as Robotel Derneği , is using 3D printing to create bespoke prosthetic hands for children with finger or hand deformations . The system , which is low - cost and adaptable , enables youngsters to easily adapt to wearing a prosthetic and to take risks in everyday life . " The purpose of the 3D printed hands is both to make their lives easier physically and to make them feel special instead of inadequate or disabled , ” the company said . So far it has provided 3D prosthetic hands to children .
Turkey-based non-governmental organisation Robotel Türkiye, which is officially known as Robotel Derneği, is using 3D printing to create bespoke prosthetic hands for children with finger or hand deformations. The system, which is low-cost and adaptable, enables youngsters to easily adapt to wearing a prosthetic and to take part in everyday life. "The purpose of the 3D printed hand is both to make their lives easier physically and to make them feel special instead of inadequate or disabled,” the company said. So far it has provided 32 prosthetic hands to children.