3D printing your own hand: How AI empowers mass customization | Janis Jatnieks | TEDxRiga

What do artificial intelligence and prostheses have in common? The software uses artificial intelligence algorithm to customize 3D printable prostheses and orthoses to fit the individual wearers' needs. It allows creating individual supportive devices based on a 3D scan of the limb and does it in minutes rather than hours. Janis Jatnieks believes that involving AI and advanced technologies, has a huge potential to help people with special needs. Technology advancements and human creativity will open up new horizons and possibilities for human body. Janis is passionate to push the limits and be in the frontline of adapting these technologies. Janis Jatnieks is one of the creators of a new artificially intelligent 3D modeling software, which enables mass customization of designs based on a 3D scan. Janis is a co-owner and CEO at Baltic3D.eu which is the leading 3D printing service bureau in the Baltic States, providing wide range of technologies and solutions. The company has established leading role in industrial 3D printing offering high quality service and the best in class additive manufacturing equipment. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at http://ted.com/tedx