3-D Printing Prosthetics Design & Creation with Professor Jon Schull from RIT | Move to Include

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3-D Printing Prosthetics Design & Creation with Professor Jon Schull from RIT | Move to Include

Learn about how 3-D printing has created a worldwide community of volunteers to design and print prosthetics for those with physical disabilities and provide them at little or no cost. Professor Jon Schull of Rochester Institute of Technology explains the work & RIT's part in the project. Visit the Move to Include collection for additional resources.
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