Limbitless Solutions News

The Orlando Business Journal honored the UCF-based organization with its 2022 Blazer Award for bringing the heat to Orlando’s innovation economy.

An interdisciplinary team of students will showcase what they’ve learned working with children and prosthetics while interning at Limbitless Solutions.

After decades of following the same format, Research Week has been reimagined to enhance the student experience.

The research, led by Limbitless Solutions, Wolfson Children’s Hospital of Jacksonville and Nemours Children’s Health, Jacksonville, aims to improve prosthetic mastery in children born without limbs.

Faculty members from across UCF share what it takes to achieve progress: collaboration, perseverance, diversity of perspective, acceptance of diversity, and, through it all, inspiration.

One of Limitless Solutions’ bionic arm recipients created an inclusive-focused comic book series, which caught the eye of two Hollywood actors. They helped to promote its sale, raising money that will benefit a local child.

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. 

Advocacy and philanthropic efforts from a UCF alum and two members of the UCF Parent and Family Philanthropy Council have helped support the new MicroGrid Control Lab, as well as the College of Medicine and Limbitless Solutions.

The trial will focus on the effectiveness of Limbitless’ video game technology that helps prepare children to use their 3D printed prosthetics