Video: UNC students transform lives through 3D printing
Posted Jun 9, 2016
Improving the quality of life for people far too young to come to campus is the focus of one of Carolina’s newest student organizations. The Helping Hand Project, launched in 2015, features a group of about 40 students who use 3-D printing to make prosthetic devices for children and adolescents born without fingers.
(UNC.edu)
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