Major sporting events like the Paralympics are a breeding ground for technological innovation. Athletes, coaches, designers, engineers, and sports scientists are constantly looking for the next improvement that will give them the edge. Over the past decade, 3D printing has become a tool to drive improvements in sports like running and cycling and is increasingly used by paralympic athletes. The Paralympics features athletes with a diverse range of abilities, competing in a wide range of different categories. Many competitors use prosthetics, wheelchairs, or other specialized components to enable them to perform at their best. One interesting question is whether 3D…
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