Center for Innovative Design and Engineering (CIDE). University of Denver, Anschutz Medical Campus.
Breaking Barriers to 3D Printing. Free webinar series, session 1 of 3.

Learn how to 3D print, find accessible printers, source models, and pick the right materials to get started.

Access

Grip/Leverage

Positioning

And more!

Photo of a 3D printed mount holding a switch. Mount is attached to a wheelchair arm rest.
Photo of a left ring finger pressing a 3D printed lever
Photo of a 3D printed hook attached underneath the seat base of a wheelchair.
Photo of a 3D printed cupholder sitting on a table with a zip tie attached to it.

Switch Mount

Game Controller Extender

Wheelchair Accessory Hook

Wheelchair Cup Holder

Wednesday, November 11, 2026
12:00 PM-1:00 PM
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Virtual

Registration Closes

October 28, 2026 11:59 PM
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This webinar is free, but registration is required and the number of participants is limited. Please register by October 28th.

This three part virtual series is designed for educators, clinicians and other stakeholders in the disability community.

In this session, you will:

  • Watch a live virtual demonstration of 3D-printing adapted equipment for individuals with disabilities.
  • See where 3D-printing works, and where it doesn’t.
  • Hear success stories of 3D-printed devices.
  • Take away tutorials, vendor lists, and options to access printers.

Do you have accommodation requests? We are committed to accommodating the needs of participants with disabilities. Accommodations will be provided upon request, but must be submitted in writing during the registration process. If you need further assistance, please contact the speaker by 10/28/26 morris.huang@ucdenver.edu.

Series Presenter:

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Morris Huang, PhD

Morris Huang is an assistant research professor of biomedical engineering at CU Denver Anschutz and a member of CIDE. He teaches mechatronics and user research for bioengineers, specializes in human-subject research, and has developed assistive technology alongside clinicians and faculty.

 

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