Albert Manero News

Albert Manero ’12 ’14MS ’16PhD, founder of Limbitless Solutions, shares how the nonprofit started and how his team continues to push the needle forward to serve individuals with limb differences. 

For the third year in a row, representatives from the nonprofit have been privileged to share its story with the international organization.

New product awaiting FDA approval for emergency use could save lives during the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond, thanks to a compact, mobile and inexpensive design.

Limbitless is 3D printing visors, a component of the disposable face shield used by many medical workers. Each piece has one of four messages: Hope, Love, Compassion or Thank You.

Mechanical engineering graduate Juan Diego Vila ’19 says he didn’t eat ramen every day and even went to a music festival while paying down his debt.

Third-year Sarah Kelliher is honored to represent Limbitless Solutions and UCF at the Summit.

The UCF-based nonprofit looks to amplify its impact by pairing with Stratasys, a company that specializes in 3D printing solutions and services.

Project Xavier is being tested and evaluated to assess if it improves the independent mobility and quality of life of patients with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis.

Riot Games and 343 Industries developed the designs that can be used as interchangeable sleeves that attach to prosthetics, which allows children to customize their own arms.