There is such a special cafe called 3D.LAR-fab&coffeebar on a street in Buenos Aires, Argentina. People who come here are not only for coffee, they all have a common hobby. They only come here to play 3D printing. I have to say that this is a unique cafe.
This (3D.LAR-fab&coffeebar) cafe was opened by electronic engineer Rodrigo in 2013. It has been famous in the local area for less than a year. It is popular with consumers. Many young people who are curious about new technologies come here. Some come to see this 3D printing, some to design 3D printing by themselves, but more people like this cool theme atmosphere where many technologies come together.
The store mainly engaged in coffee, West Point, simple meals, drinks, 3D printing experience services, 3D gifts... etc.
Recently, the owner of this 3D printing cafe has a new idea, that is, to use 3D printing technology to create medical prostheses for people with disabilities in their hands and feet, because the prostheses made by this technology are much cheaper than traditional mechanical prostheses. Now this idea is being applied to a girl whose right hand fingers have all been removed due to fire. The No.9 prosthetic hand has been completed, and the girl is being tested and debugged with her mother.
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