Liam
Liam, a 5-year-old South African boy, was born without fingers on his right hand due to amniotic band syndrome. But with the help of his own 3D-printed fingers, he can perform precise movements like picking up coins.
Richard van As, who lost his own fingers in an accident, developed the 3D-printed prosthesis called Robohand.
"I can pick up stuff," Liam says in a Robohand video. "I can throw a ball."
The subject of an Indiegogo fundraising campaign, Robohand has so far helped four children in South Africa.
