A child in Texas received an Iron Man-like prosthetic hand which was created by a 3D printer. Non-profit organization E-Nable, which advocates the use of 3D-printing for prosthetic limbs, provided ...

It’s exciting how much 3D printing has enabled us to produce pretty much any shape for any purpose on the fly. Among the most thoughtful uses for the technology that we’ve seen are the many ...

Ty’rez Johnson, 5, was just like any other boy at his school, but now he has a cool-looking Iron Man hand that allows him to do things he could never do before. His new hand is a 3D printed prosthetic ...

A Texas kindergartner is feeling like Iron Man thanks to a new prosthetic hand that was created by a 3D printer. Keith Harris, 5, got to show off his new high-tech hand Friday as he exchanged ...

It looks like Iron Man's arm, but it's actually a fully-functioning bionic prosthetic for a seven-year-old kid. Electronically wired and capable of moving, it can, for instance, open and close its ...

Bubba was born without most of his right hand. Prosthetic hands can be extremely expensive ($40,000 is a middle-ground number) so Bubba’s grandmother Rulan Waikiki was shocked when she discovered ...

The superhero hand was made using 3-D printing technology. — -- Jack Carder, a 5-year-old boy from Columbus, Ohio, threw the ceremonial first pitch at Columbus Clippers minor league baseball game ...