PrintLab, Autodesk and partners launch the 2023 Make:able 3D printing and assistive technology design challenge.

Thousands of students and makers participated in make:able to design assistive devices for people in their local communities. This is their story.

Check out the winners of the 2022 make:able challenge, where hundreds of teams 3D printed assistive devices for people in their local communities.

Introducing the make:able challenge judging panel – a creative group of experts from Autodesk, Microsoft, Pearson, Prusa Research and more.

Here are the finalists for the 2022 make:able 3D printing and assistive technology challenge, brought to you by PrintLab, Autodesk and partners

In this year’s make:able 3D printing and assistive technology challenge, we have an amazing range of prizes worth over $12,500. Check them out here.

Matt Zigler from Bullis School provides his top 5 teacher tips for the make:able 3D printing and assistive technology challenge

We sat down with Alistair Bacchetti from Handprints e-NABLE Scotland to discuss low-cost prosthetic upper limb devices and the make:able challenge.