Frequently asked questions about 3D-printed prostheses.

You can start a request from anywhere in the world through the Limbs platform. First, create an account and then submit the requested photos, measurements, and information. Atomic Lab or an Atomic Ambassador may manufacture the prosthesis, depending on the network's availability.

They are mechanical hands and arms. Depending on the model, movement is activated by bending the wrist or elbow. You can see examples of people using them for different activities on Instagram.

There is no fixed timeframe. The wait depends on the number of requests, case validation, and available manufacturing capacity. Some prostheses are printed at Atomic Lab and others by Atomic Ambassadors in different countries.

Due to design considerations, the minimum age for starting a request is four. There is no maximum age: adults can also request a prosthesis and customize its colors.

Yes. The Atomic Ambassadors network brings together people who contribute printing and assembly capacity close to those who have submitted a request. Write to us through the Contact page to learn about current ways to join.

Yes. There are different ways to help with communications, coordination, design, and community activities. Tell us about your experience and availability through the Contact page.

We design talks, Manotones, educational activities, and impact programs tailored to each organization. Find an overview under Programs and contact us to discuss the scope.

Our current designs focus on mechanical hands and arms. We do not manufacture lower limbs because they require different technical and weight-bearing specifications.

We share deliveries, new designs, and activities on Instagram, Facebook, and X.