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How to Fix a Broken Arm With a 3-D Printer

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A new way to make casts for broken bones with 3-D printers was on display at the 4 Years From Now event at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. A smartphone app is used to connect with sensors in the cast to stimulate the broken limb.

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