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3D Printing: The Future of Prosthetics

3D-printed model of a human hand with movable fingers and wrist. Enlarge
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This 3D-printed model of a human hand — complete with movable fingers and wrist — suggests the technology’s potential to change the way prosthetic limbs are designed and built.

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