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Publication Date: January 18, 2026 - 19:33

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Sask. man uses 3D printer, assistive tech, to help people with disabilities do everyday tasks

January 18, 2026
A man living with a brain injury is using 3D printing and electronics to create assistive technology, helping people with disabilities do everyday tasks and fun activities easier.

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