119 - Jon Schull: e-NABLE, Prosthetics, and Humanitarian Makers
Nov 27, 2018•58 min
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Episode description
Jon Schull joins us tonight to tell us the fascinating story behind e-NABLE, an effort providing free 3D printed prosthetic hands and arms to children (and adults). This grassroots volunteer organization was started by Schull at RIT, and has become a global phenomenon for humanitarian makers. Jon is currently running the Rochester chapter of e-NABLE (Re-NABLE) at the Vertus High School in Rochester.
Join us for what might be the #1 feel-good episode of 2018!
After listening, if you want to get involved or want more information on the cause:
http://e-nable.org/re-nable/
http://enablingthefuture.org/get-involved/
Join us for what might be the #1 feel-good episode of 2018!
After listening, if you want to get involved or want more information on the cause:
http://e-nable.org/re-nable/
http://enablingthefuture.org/get-involved/
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