Harper, Joseph and Seth designed a customizable arm attachment for Joshua to help him catch a ball, use a broom, and better hold objects such as plates. Arm Attachment 11th October 2024 • Submissions

Luke, Grace and Sam designed a fully 3D printable braille version of the game Boggle. The device works by spinning the braille tiles, which are then locked in place by the lid and ready for gameplay. Braille Boggle 11th October 2024 • Submissions

Imad, Ghaith, Mossab, Jad and Hanin designed a customized assembly kit for individuals with cerebral hypoxia - featuring color-coded, magnetically connected, 3D-printed pieces. Car Assembly Kit 11th October 2024 • Submissions

Christian, Greyson and Jake created a mold to help Kristen brace her hand in an open position as part of her exercises to regain mobility. Hand Splint 11th October 2024 • Submissions

Marjorie and Alondra created hollow pencil weights, which were then weighted with ball bearings to give Malachi exactly what he needs to write with accuracy. Pencil Weights 11th October 2024 • Submissions

LINE is a line projection device that assists people with freezing of gait, which is a walking condition that prevents people from walking efficiently. Laser Projection Device 11th October 2024 • Submissions

Andrew, Garrett, Jackson and Sawyer designed a grabber that allows Noah to pick up a wide range of objects from his wheelchair. Wheelchair Grabber 11th October 2024 • Submissions

Adele, Biyon, Yingzhen, Yohan and Jamie aim to make it easier for people with dexterity issues to take cards out of their wallet. The Accessible Wallet 26th September 2023 • Submissions

Abby, Cooper, Jackson, Lawson and Nora made Dawson a Disney-themed lap-toy with specially adapted sound toggles. Disney-Themed Sound Toy 26th September 2023 • Submissions

Bill designed a sight therapy device Michael who has a loss of eye muscle control (i.e. Ataxia). Sight Training Device 26th September 2023 • Submissions

Harper, Hershell, Liam and Seth designed an arcade ball game for Judd, a highly energetic 5-year-old who has cerebral palsy. Arcade Ball Game 26th September 2023 • Submissions

Ben, Joseph, Liam and Pierce wanted to help the therapy and learning center by making their new trike more maneuverable for the children and therapists. Trike Steering Aid 26th September 2023 • Submissions

Zane, Abmir, Kaipo and Khloe designed a bracket for their client's walker, which keeps the seat at a level where she won't slip down. Walker Seat Bracket 26th September 2023 • Submissions

Amelia, Amelia, Ella and Ellie designed a one-of-a-kind water gun for their client Callie, who has arthrogryposis. Assistive Water Gun 26th September 2023 • Submissions

The 3D printed audible BraillePad is a tablet-like device that addresses the issues of dated manufacturing of Braille books and ineffective learning for the visually impaired. Braille Pad 26th September 2023 • Submissions

Collin, Felix and Isaiah worked closely with occupational therapists to develop a series of 3D printed marker grippers to help their young clients. Marker Grippers 26th September 2023 • Submissions

Kirsten, Akiles and Isaac used 3D printing to adapt a dog wheelchair for their client Happy! Adapted Dog Wheelchair 26th September 2023 • Submissions

Joshua, Lilly and Enrique designed a learning device for Luti, a kindergartner who is blind and non-verbal. Luti’s Learning Board 29th October 2022 • Submissions

Libby, Opal, Tyler and Drew designed an individual pill dispenser for Steve, who has Parkinson's disease. Copley’s Pill Dispenser 28th October 2022 • Submissions

Fab Lab El Paso designed a bicycle grip prosthetic for Juaisca, who was a former swimmer of the national team in Venezuela and a water polo player. Bicycle Grip Prosthetic 27th October 2022 • Submissions

Shepard, River, Alex, Noah and Henry designed a tactile chess board for their end user Ed Summers, who has visual impairments. Tactile Chess Board 26th October 2022 • Submissions