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Lydia Aruffo ’25, a recent occupational therapy graduate, sits with a small selection of the 3D printed assistive devices she printed from open-sourced files and customized for clients as part of her capstone project.
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3D Printing at Widener Impacts Lives and Inspires Careers

In Widener’s occupational therapy program, Lydia Aruffo '25 leveraged innovative 3D printing technology and her health science education to deliver creative, adaptable and cost-effective solutions for clients living with a rare disease.