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At Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital in Nashville, the newest and perhaps most revolutionary piece of mobility equipment is not a high-end import from a specialized medical manufacturer. Instead, it is a 3D-printed wheelchair, built layer by layer by a hospital gaming and technology specialist who had never set out to design a medical device…
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At Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital in Nashville, the newest piece of mobility equipment is a 3D-printed wheelchair, built layer by layer by a gaming and technology specialist who had never set out to design a wheelchair at all. That detail matters. It is a small sign of a much bigger shift happening in pediatric…
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At the Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital in Nashville, the newest piece of mobility equipment is a 3D-printed wheelchair—built layer by layer by a gaming and technology specialist who had never set out to design a wheelchair at all. That detail matters. It is a small sign of a much bigger shift happening in pediatric…
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For millions of people worldwide, the simple act of hearing a conversation, enjoying music, or listening to the natural sounds of the world comes with a steep financial hurdle. Traditional prescription hearing aids are often priced in the thousands of dollars, placing a vital medical necessity out of reach for individuals and families on tight…
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At the Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital in Nashville, the newest piece of mobility equipment is a 3D-printed wheelchair—built layer by layer by a gaming and technology specialist who had never set out to design a wheelchair at all. That detail matters. It is a small sign of a much bigger shift happening in pediatric…
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At the Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital in Nashville, the newest and perhaps most revolutionary piece of mobility equipment is a custom-built, 3D-printed wheelchair. Crafted layer by layer by a hospital gaming and technology specialist, the device represents an unexpected breakthrough born from a professional who initially set out to design toys and entertainment rather…
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At Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital in Nashville, the newest piece of mobility equipment is a 3D-printed wheelchair—built layer by layer by a gaming and technology specialist who had never set out to design a wheelchair at all. That detail matters. It is a small sign of a much bigger shift happening in pediatric care:…
