3D-Printed Pediatric Wheelchair by Girl Scout Troop 77502
Sector: Hospital • Location: Dorchester, Massachusetts, United States
Source: 96.5 KISS-FM
A Girl Scout troop in Dorchester, Massachusetts, used proceeds from cookie sales to build a 3D-printed pediatric wheelchair for children with mobility challenges. The wheelchair was made using 3D-printed plastic parts, took about 200 hours to print, and less than an hour to assemble. It features an adjustable headrest, cup holder, and removable push handle.
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Description | A Girl Scout troop in Dorchester, Massachusetts, used proceeds from cookie sales to build a 3D-printed pediatric wheelchair for children with mobility challenges. The wheelchair was made using 3D-printed plastic parts, took about 200 hours to print, and less than an hour to assemble. It features an adjustable headrest, cup holder, and removable push handle. |
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