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Collage of headshot images showing the judges for the 2025 Make:able Challenge.

Introducing the 2025 Make:able Challenge judging panel, featuring experts from Autodesk, Microsoft, Prusa Research, MatterHackers and more.

Introducing the Make:able 2025 Judging Panel

2nd May 2025 • Make:able

Grid collage of Make:able prizes, including 3D printers, 3D scanners, filament and gift cards.

The prize lineup for the 2025 Make:able Challenge has arrived! Discover what’s up for grabs this year—including 3D printers, scanners, and more.

2025 Make:able Challenge Prize Announcement

4th April 2025 • Make:able

PrintLab Co-Founder, Jason Yeung, sat at a desk with a microphone. The title 'Assistive Technology Design' overlaid in white text.

In this video, we share our top tips for designing impactful and effective 3D printed assistive technology.

13 Tips for Designing 3D Printed Assistive Technology

13th January 2025 • Tips

A 3d printed dexterity game called Pinchee, on a table. The game involves stacking twigs on top of an elephant, using birds as the carrying tools.

Say hello to Pinchee – a fully 3D-printable, 2-player dexterity game where players pinch their bird to stack twigs on a cheerful elephant. Download and 3D print yours for free!

Introducing Pinchee – A 3D Printed Game That Blends Fun and Hand Therapy

16th December 2024 • News

A person using a 3D printed assistive device to carry a pan. The device makes use of a wrist flex mechanism to grip the pan handle.

PrintLab and Autodesk welcome you to the 2025 Make:able Challenge! This year, we have several new updates, including an interactive workbook.

PrintLab and Autodesk Launch the 2025 Make:able Challenge

1st November 2024 • News

A series of screens showing Make:able presentation slides.

Support thousands of students and makers participating in the Make:able 2025 Challenge with a pre-recorded presentation.

Make:able 2025 | Call for Presentations

6th September 2024 • Make:able

A 3d printed assistive gripping aid with the text 'Make:able 2024 Winners' overlaid.

Today, we have the pleasure of introducing you to the winners of the 2024 Make:able Challenge. Check out these amazing 3D printed assistive devices.

Make:able 2024 Winners

1st July 2024 • Make:able

A 3D printed assistive device that supports users in lifting their forearm.

Over the past 2 weeks, we have been reviewing hundreds of submissions for this year’s Make:able 3D printing and assistive technology challenge. Today, we have the pleasure of announcing the finalist shortlist!

Make:able 2024 Finalists

1st June 2024 • Make:able

A 3d model of Pinchee - a 3D printable dexterity stacking game, which involves building a nest on top of an elephant

Rob’s Make:able Challenge is complete and he’s developed an amazing arthritis dexterity game! Take a look at his entire design process from start to finish.

Rob’s Make:able Challenge: The Final Product

15th May 2024 • Make:able

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