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

Shri, Eloise, Harry, Luca and Dylan designed a cane stand for Miss Kittel, who recently had knee surgery. The Cane Valet 25th October 2022 • Submissions

Allison, Greyson, Jake and Trinity designed a switch device to help a 13 year old girl with cerebral palsy to control her music. Alexa Switches 24th October 2022 • Submissions

Agapi, Konstantinos, Melio, Stelios, Nikoleta and Apostolis designed an assistive eating device for Michelle, a young girl with hypotonia. The Crane Spoon 23rd October 2022 • Submissions

Inspired by her own experience with rheumatoid arthritis, Natasha has designed customisable, visually attractive, functional 3D-printed finger/hand orthoses. Finger Orthoses 22nd October 2022 • Submissions

Check out the winners of the 2022 Make:able challenge, where hundreds of teams 3D printed assistive devices for people in their local communities. Make:able 2022 Winners 1st July 2022 • News (PrintLab Blog)

Introducing the Make:able challenge judging panel - a creative group of experts from Autodesk, Microsoft, Pearson, Prusa Research and more. Make:able 2022 Judging Panel 1st June 2022 • News (PrintLab Blog)

Here are the finalists for the 2022 Make:able 3D printing and assistive technology challenge, brought to you by PrintLab, Autodesk and partners. Make:able 2022 Finalists 19th May 2022 • News (PrintLab Blog)

In this year's make:able 3D printing and assistive technology challenge, we have an amazing range of prizes worth over $12,500. Check them out here. Make:able 2022 Prizes 16th March 2022 • News (PrintLab Blog)

Matt Zigler from Bullis School provides his top 5 teacher tips for the Make:able 3D printing and assistive technology challenge. Teacher Tips from Last Year’s Winner 24th January 2022 • News (PrintLab Blog)

We sat down with Alistair Bacchetti from Handprints e-NABLE Scotland to discuss low-cost prosthetic upper limb devices and the Make:able challenge. Designing e-NABLE Prosthetics 14th January 2022 • News (PrintLab Blog)

3D printing curriculum developer PrintLab (UK) and Autodesk have today launched the second iteration of their yearly assistive technology design challenge – make:able. Make:able 2022 Launches 1st November 2021 • News (PrintLab Blog)

In today's blog, we're going to be sharing 3 creative design thinking methods used by Year 9 students at The Prince of Wales Island International School in Malaysia. Design Thinking and 3D Printing 29th September 2021 • News (PrintLab Blog)

Guest blog about a teacher's experience with Make:able. Written by Allison DeBellis - Teacher at Plymouth South Middle School, Massachusetts. Plymouth South Middle School 10th May 2021 • News (PrintLab Blog)

Dave Gaylord, VP of Product and Technology at MatterHackers, shares his top 5 tips for people designing assistive devices with 3D printing. Assistive Device Design Tips 15th March 2021 • News (PrintLab Blog)

This featured solution from Make:able 2020 shows a wheelchair stroller adapter, which allowed Jeremy King to push a stroller whilst in a wheelchair. Wheelchair Stroller Adapter 20th October 2020 • Submissions