Peter Binkley is one of the e-NABLE community's most active designers. Together with his son, Peregrine Hawthorne, they designed the Talon hand, the Ody hand, and the Flextensor. He also collaborated with
ROBOCAMP 2.0 Children ages 11 - 17, and well as young adults, are sought to participate in Robocamp 2016 at the Rancho Los Amigos National Rehabilitation Center. This year two fun-filled research camps are offered to
This summer brings two separate research camps for children and young adults after hemispherectomy surgery. Learn more about these programs and how you can apply below! HAND-ARM BIMANUAL INTENSIVE TRAINING AT COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY Hand-Arm
Do you live in the Rochester, New York, area? Do you have limited hand function due to stroke, brain injury, or hemispherectomy surgery? Would you like to be a test candidate for the Airy Arm?
Children ages 11 - 17 are sought to participate in Robocamp 2015 at the Rancho Los Amigos National Rehabilitation Center. This year two fun-filled research camps are offered to determine the effectiveness of robotics-assisted therapy to
For the past several months, Elizabeth Jackson (an undergraduate student in mechanical engineering at the Rochester Institute of Technology and active e-NABLEr) has dedicated her entire Spring semester to work on the design of the
In the last year of a three-year, $160,000 study fully-funded by The Brain Recovery Project, the Center for Cerebral Palsy Research at Teacher's College of Columbia is now recruiting children who underwent hemispherectomy and
This summer, seven children several years post-hemispherectomy participated in the first robotics-assisted physical therapy camp. Fondly known as the Magnificent Seven, these kids received intensive physical therapy specifically targeted at their hand, wrist, and
The internet has changed the landscape for parents of children with disabilities. Years ago, a parent of a child with a rare condition or who had undergone an uncommon procedure like a
The e-NABLE community on Google first came to our attention when a friend of Brad Jones, our co-founder and treasurer, mentioned the great work this group of volunteers was doing for children who are missing fingers or
