16 year old Mason Wilde has always been a bit of a prodigy. He was known at an early stage to take things apart and put them back together. At 16 he built a computer from scratch. It is his recent project though, has everyone talking.
Last year he changed the life of a family of a 9 year old boy who was born without most of his right hand.
From the article:
- Using a 3-D printer at the Johnson County Library, Wilde made a prosthetic hand that opens and closes and can even hold a pencil.
- balance a book on it, even tie his own shoes
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