Nonprofit
MAGIC ARMS FOR THE WORLD
Mission
Approximately 50,000 children in the US are affected by diseases limiting their ability to move and play. Magic Arms creates unique gravity-balancing 3D printed exoskeletons to help kids with disabilities engage in the activities and joys of childhood.
About Us
The story begins with a 3-year-old girl who couldn’t lift her arms. She inspired some very smart people to take assistive technology where it’s never been.
Emma used her arms for the first time with the aid of a stationary, metal robotic exoskeleton called the WREX. It worked, but it became clear that stationary, metal and robotic were not good fits for a 25-pound bundle of energy who was determined to defy her genetic condition.
The inspired solution: a wearable, 3D printed plastic device that Emma dubbed her "Magic Arms."
Now the Magic Arms for the World organization wants to take that design to the next level, and make the technology more accessible to more kids.
Cause Areas Include
- Health & Medicine
- Volunteering
Location & Contact
- 7013060170
- 8560 COTTONWOOD ST NW, MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota, US
