The First Model With 3D Printing Biomimetic Prosthesis Is Stunning In New York Fashion Week.

She is a beautiful female model, but she is not an ordinary model.

Ayers is a congenital right arm disability. She was born empty at the elbow below birth.

Nevertheless, this did not stop her pursuit of beauty.

Ayers has become one through his own efforts.

Since then, it has become a unique landscape on the T shaped stage.

BBC, AdultSwim and other media have made special reports on her.

This year, Ayers went through the most important performance in her life. She was the first model with 3D printing bionic prosthesis in history.

The T shaped platform.

Most of the arm of Shaholly is printed on ABS printer with FDM3D plastic, except for pparent lattice on the wrist, which is printed by PolyJet technology 3D.

"All the plastic materials we use are very light, and the electronic devices and motors on the top try to choose the smallest ones, so the total weight is very light."

Manero explains.

It is reported that Ayers's prosthesis comes from LimbitlessSolutions, a non-profit organization, which focuses on developing 3D printing low-cost prosthetics for physically disabled children.

Compared with commercial myoelectric prostheses tens of thousands or even tens of thousands of dollars in the market, the cost of the 3D printing bionic arm manufactured by LimbitlessSolutions for Shaholly is only a few hundred dollars, and it is much lighter than the former.

"Shaholly himself already has a myoelectric hand.

So when we put on our 3D print hand, she can't tell the difference between the components.

AlbertManero, the founder of LimbitlessSolutions, said: "she said it was the lightest arm she had ever worn."