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 reports that tactile, 3D-printed sonograms help visually impaired expectant parents experience their baby’s image through touch. The outlet describes ridges and shapes that parents can trace to feel the baby’s position and contours before birth.
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