Teenager: taking Tech to the next phase.

At age 14, Easton LaChappelle met a 7-year-old girl who had a prosthetic arm. The limb could only open and close, and yet it cost $80,000. He thought he could do better, and do it for $1,000. He set to work in his bedroom, and later the family garage. 3D printing of prosthetic arms became an affordable reality.


In less than 3 years, he was making a prototype limb for under $500 that was actually interfacing with the nervous system of its owner.

What’s more, he is only doing this to
make the world a better place! He could have made millions on his discoveries thus far, but instead, he releases all his intellectual property to the world by making them open sourced!

At age 19 he founded  an, opportunity a company with the aim to make affordable yet extraordinary robotic limbs. Take a look at what youth can do when they are left to
follow their passions: