3D PRINTING PROSTHETICS INSIDE THE WORLD'S LARGEST SYRIAN REFUGEE CAMP

3D PRINTING PROSTHETICS INSIDE THE WORLD'S LARGEST SYRIAN REFUGEE CAMP

 

Mercy Corps uses a 3D printer to produce assistive tools for kids with disabilities. Mohammad, an 11-year-old boy In Zaatari, Jordan, one of the world's largest refugee camps, born without a hand, recently tried on a functional prosthetic arm for the first time.

Deputy Program Manager Tasneem Ayesh spoke to Mashable about Mohammad's story and Mercy Corps' mission in the camp.

Video is credited to mashable.com

Posted on 21st May 2020 in Video, Technology, Technology Content

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