Enabling Access Through Assistive Technology
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In this episode, hosts Gavin Lynch and Juan Pablo Pina sit down with Roberto, a high school student who created Maybelline Access — a program that brings 3D-printed assistive technology to people with paralysis. Roberto shares how his brother's developmental disabilities motivated him to adapt college-level projects for the local community, collaborate with research centers, and improve daily life for patients with fine motor challenges.
The conversation explores Roberto's journey from personal motivation to community impact, highlighting projects, competitions, and the importance of inclusive engineering and patient interaction.
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