We are a group in Pleasanton, California, that designs 3D-printed mechanical hands for those with partial hand and forearm loss. We are a branch of the e-NABLE 3D prosthetics organization. We aim to supply custom-fit prosthetics free of charge to those without access to the conventional options. Each model is customizable to fit the needs of the user, offering comfort and ease of use for various amputations. We believe in accessible, innovative solutions that empower amputees. We work with the United e-Nable Coalition to send our arms to Uganda. We send our arms to Mr. Peter Odama. Ediofe Roman at Cathedral Arua in Uganda. We also work with the Rotary Club of Calcutta to send arms to India.

I am located in Pleasanton, CA.  I do 3D design and printing to build mechanical and myo-electric arms.

I aspire to become a biomedical engineer to pursue my interests at the intersection of biology and engineering. My name is Tejan Pannu, and some of my hobbies are golfing and hockey. I play on the San Jose Sharks Junior Team. I love CAD design, and I want to go into engineering in the future.

My name's Sushant Indupuru and I love hardware, circuits, and PCs. I am also a member of a robotics team called Turbo V8.  BeamNG Drive is my favorite game. In this branch I manage FDM printer production and supervise print quality of the prosthetic arms.

Hi, I'm Miguel, and I love basketball and football. I am also a member of a robotics team. I founded the National Coalition Against Prescription Drug Abuse (NCAPDA) at my school as well, and I enjoy helping my community.