At age 15, Aaron Westbrook created an upper-limb prosthetic device using recycled plastic and New Albany High School's 3D printer. It was the beginning of an interest in innovative, 3D-printed assistive devices made from eco-friendly material that would lead to the founding of the New Albany graduate's nonprofit Form5 Prosthetics, for which he serves as CEO. "It allowed for me to see a problem that not only I was facing, but (also) other people like myself were facing," said Westbrook, who was born without a hand and wrist on his right arm...
