Scott Hinshon-Advisory Board Member, President/CEO, Orthotic Care Services
BS Metropolitan State University; Technical Practitioner of Orthotics, Century College After completing his Bachelor’s degree from Metropolitan State University, Scott continued his education at Century College in Minnesota earning a technical and practitioner certificate in orthotics. He completed an NCOPE Residency Program at Mary Free Bed Hospital in Grand
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Board of Directors   Eric Jenson-Board Chair and Founder of Magic Arms for the World, Owner at Jenson Studios eric@magicarms.org Eric is passionate about telling and being involved in stories that make a positive impact on the world. As a vendor for Stratasys, Eric was given the opportunity to fly to Philadelphia to meet Emma and tell her story. He
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Terrence O’Brien for Engadget Don’t get us wrong, we adore 3D printers and the whole additive manufacturing movement. But, if all you’re going to get out of the ABS-jets are some companion cubes and a raptor claw, well then, we don’t think there’s much hope for the technology. Thankfully there are people out there (much
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TJ McCue for Forbes 3D printing is regularly touted as one of the future’s brightest technologies and business opportunities. But the real and beautiful power comes when any technology can truly change a life as it has in the case of a two-year-old little girl named Emma. Thanks to a Stratasys 3D printer, Emma now
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For the millions of children with neuromuscular disorders, debilitating weakness in the arms and shoulders makes everyday tasks nearly impossible. With Magic Arms, the impossible becomes possible. Magic Arms is a gravity-balancing, exoskeletal device that’s been proven to work on over 100 kids so far. Our goal is to make this technology available to every
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“She called them her ‘magic arms’ and everyone in the room cried.“ –Megan Lavelle, Emma’s mom Emma was born with a decreasing ability to move her arms. She could not play with blocks, color pictures, or feed herself. She couldn’t hug her mom. The device she called her “magic arms” was invented by an engineer
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