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Toronto scientists design 3D-printed artificial legs for developing countries The Critical Making Lab at the University of Toronto is developing 3D-printed lower-limb prostheses that can be fabricated and used in developing countries. Associate Professor Matt Ratto and his team are aiming for a solid prosthetic design that is affordable, adaptable and can be self-taught in developing countries. Rattos current version of the device will be tested at a Ugandan hospital next month.

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