Oftentimes, innovation comes from necessity, and as the global effort to contain the spread of coronavirus marches on, we’ve seen new products emerge to help the cause. Door handles are germ magnets, but using a covered arm to open a door rather than a bare hand can make a difference. A recent Medgadget article discussed a free product from Materialise, a company that has specialized in 3D printing for three decades, that aims to curb the spread of germs via door handles.
Got a 3D Printer? Make this DIY Hands-Free Door Opener
A company that specializes in medical 3D printing released a file for a door attachment to fight the spread of coronavirus.
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