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The 3-D printed Robohands Already Changing Lives

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September 12, 2013

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Sept. 12 (Bloomberg) -- Medical technology is not normally available to those who live in poor settlements in South Africa's Western Cape. But when a young boy lost both his hands to burns, help came by way of home-grown innovation and 3D printing technology. Bloomberg Television's Ryan Chilcote reports. (Source: Bloomberg)

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