National Assistive Technology Act Technical Assistance and Training (AT3) Center

3D Printing and Fabrication

The AT3 Center is committed to providing access, equal opportunity and, reasonable accommodation for individuals with disabilities in employment, its services, programs, and activities. To request reasonable accommodation, contact Jamie Anderson at jamie.anderson@ataporg.org 10 days prior to an AT3 event.

2026-07-18T00:00:00-04:00
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3D Printing and Fabrication Community of Practice
The 3D Printing and Fabrication CoP, facilitated by TechOWL staff, focuses on exploring how 3D printing can enhance Assistive Technology Act Program services. Discussions include sharing resources, strategies, and innovations to support individuals with disabilities through custom fabrication. This group meets six times a year to exchange ideas and collaborate on best practices.
We’re excited to announce that Loreto Dumitrescu will be joining us for this session. Here is their bio:
“My name is Loreto Dumitrescu and I am an occupational therapist who helps run a Brooklyn based non profit, Zero Day Camp, that focuses on youth computer science and media literacy. I support the local chapter of Makers Making Change through educational build events raising awareness of the power of 3D printing and physical computing in increasing equity to assistive technology.
Most recently, our chapter has been working on adaptive gaming using block based coding with MakeCode Arcade to create games for players new to adaptive gaming and switch access. We’ve also been encouraging exploration of physical computing using the low cost micro:bit for more customized computer and mobile access.”

Come learn about the transformative potential of 3D printing in assistive tech, and explore how you can contribute to these innovative projects!

Who Should Attend:
This meeting is open to all AT Act Program staff and subcontractors with an interest in 3D printing and its applications in assistive technology.
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