At just 13, Zac Waters of Lehi, Utah, spent about 300 hours using 3D printing to build a custom wheelchair for a 21-month-old girl with disabilities. Inspired by MakeGood, a nonprofit that creates assistive devices with 3D printing, Zac combined his passion for technology with his desire to help someone in need. With support from his family, he designed, printed, tested, and assembled the wheelchair, showing how determination, creativity, and compassion can make a real difference at any age….READ MORE BELOW
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