The Pink Team
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Print Pink
Print Pink is our initiative to help people in our community and around the world by 3D-printing assistive devices. These devices promote independence by making everyday tasks easier, while being affordable, customizable, and quick to produce compared to traditional assistive devices. We provide these devices at no cost to the people and families who need them.
Make Good:
Toddler Mobility Trainers
Our newest Print Pink initiative, launched in 2026, is 3D-printing Toddler Mobility Trainers (TMTs) for children who need assistance with independent movement. Students from our team spend over 300 hours 3D-printing more than 30 parts and assembling these custom TMTs for the children and families who need them. They are entirely free for the families and are fully funded by the team. Our team has provided 8 TMTs to families around Florida.
e-NABLE:
Prosthetic Limbs
Our team joined this initiative in 2025, alongside FTC 6165 MSET Cuttlefish, to 3D-print prosthetic limbs for underprivileged adults and children across the world. In 2025 our team printed and assembled 5 e-NABLE Gripper-Kwawu Long Forearm prosthetics, which feature the ability to grip items with a moving thumb and stationary fingers, and FTC 6165 distributed them to those in need in Uganda. For 2026, we plan to print 2 prosthetic arms to be sent to Vietnam.
