The 43rd generation of Iron Man.

Summary: Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the maternity ward, and I declare that from this day on, you have one more powerful brother, the 43rd generation automatically adapts to the navigation assembly armor, the process initializes the 43rd generation of Iron Man, that's the little one. This little friend is called Alex Pring,

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the maternity ward, and I declare that from this day on, you have one more powerful brother, the 43rd generation automatically adapts to the navigation assembly armor, process initialization ...

The 43rd generation of Iron Man.

This child is called Alex Pring, 7 years old, is a Superman fan. Unfortunately, he was born with a lost right arm, but he was optimistic and cheerful. When the Iron Man's actor, Downey, learned about this, he was touched and sent Alex a cool robotic arm. When Alex saw "Iron Man" appeared, the excitement was palpable.

In fact, this manipulator is not a toy, it is a true 3D print prosthesis. The project was developed by Albert Manero, a graduate student from the University of Central Florida (University of Florida) and his volunteer team Limbitless FX. With support from Microsoft's Collective Project program, they printed the robotic arm for small Alex, 3D.

It is worth mentioning that such prostheses generally require forty thousand or fifty thousand of dollars, many disabled children as the need to constantly change the robotic arm, ordinary families are often unable to afford, only when the children grow up will be custom-made prosthetic limbs. But this 3D-printed robotic arm costs only 350 dollars, so that ordinary families can tailor the prosthetic limb according to the child's growth stage. In addition, children can be customized like Iron Man, Spider-Man and other personalized robotic arm, not only will not be ridiculed by other children, but also be envied. It feels so warm to think.

For Alex, the fact is ... I ' m ironman.