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Cleveland students deliver 3D-printed prosthetic arms in Ecuador

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By Isabella Roberts
| WOIO-TV (Cleveland, OH) Verified
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - Six Cleveland high school students spent a week in Ibarra, Ecuador, delivering 3D-printed prosthetic arms to people in need — and returned with more than the experience of giving. The students are still working in Ecuador and are scheduled to return to Cleveland on July 2. ‘Changed what I want to do’ For the students, the trip involved more than distributing prosthetics. It required real-time problem-solving as a team.
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Cleveland students train local staff to build prosthetics in Ecuador, leaving 3D printer behind

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By Isabella Roberts
| WOIO-TV (Cleveland, OH) Verified
IBARRA, Ecuador (WOIO) - Cleveland students have spent the week in Ibarra, Ecuador, changing lives one prosthetic at a time and this trip, they are making sure the work continues long after they leave. The Great Lakes Science Center team has been seeing patients and, at the same time, training hospital staff and local high school students how to build prosthetics using a 3D printer the organization is leaving behind.
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Estudiantes de Cleveland capacitan a personal local para fabricar prótesis en Ecuador y dejan una impresora 3D

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By Isabella Roberts
| WTCL-LP Telemundo Cleveland Verified
IBARRA, Ecuador (WTCL-Telemundo Cleveland) - Estudiantes de Cleveland han pasado la semana en Ibarra, Ecuador, cambiando vidas una prótesis a la vez — y en este viaje, se aseguran de que el trabajo continúe mucho después de que se vayan. El equipo del Great Lakes Science Center ha estado atendiendo pacientes y, al mismo tiempo, capacitando a personal hospitalario y estudiantes de preparatoria locales sobre cómo fabricar prótesis con una impresora 3D que la organización dejará en la ciudad.
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