VOICED : La Venus de Milo recibe brazos en Paris gracias a impresora 3D

The video discusses a project by Handicap International in Paris, where a replica of the Venus de Milo was fitted with 3D-printed prosthetics. This initiative aims to raise awareness about the 100 million people in need of orthopedic devices. The process involves scanning the amputated limb, sending the data to a 3D printer in Bulgaria, and creating a perfectly adapted prosthetic. The campaign, named 'The Body Cannot Wait,' has already provided 3D prosthetics to 19 people in Togo, Syria, and Madagascar, with plans to reach 100 more in India.

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