The Washington Post describes 3D-printed sonograms for visually impaired expectant parents
The sonograms’ ridges and shapes let parents trace their baby’s position and contours before birth, The Washington Post says.
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The Washington Post@washingtonpostThese 3D-printed tactile sonograms help visually impaired expectant parents experience their baby's image. The ridges and shapes allows people to trace the position and contours of the baby before birth.
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