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3D Prosthetics Space is a student-led collaboration composed of engineers and researchers from:
• Georgetown University
• Howard University
• George Washington University
• University of Virginia
• Johns Hopkins University
MISSION STATEMENT
Our charitable foundation creates jobs in communities
We believe prosthetic technology should be:
Accessible
Affordable
Repairable
Locally manufacturable
By combining additive manufacturing, materials testing, and community partnerships, we work to design prosthetic systems that can be deployed beyond traditional clinical supply chains.
Our goal to build devices and the engineering ecosystem that makes them sustainable.
OUR LEADERSHIP
Our leadership team is composed of both past and present prosthetists who are deeply passionate about expanding access to prosthetic care. Our CEO, Bryant Hill, founded 3D Prosthetics Space in November 2024, bringing together engaged members from the e-NABLE Georgetown and DC chapters.
Bryant and Brian both experienced firsthand the need for prosthetics, and their earliest devices were built to serve themselves. This personal connection continues to shape the mission of our organization.
Many of our members actively lead independent, community-driven projects aimed at expanding the reach of our e-NABLE chapter and raising awareness for amputees. 3D Prosthetics Space was created not only to support these efforts, but also to document ongoing work and highlight the impactful contributions of members beyond those formally listed in leadership.
CEO
Bryant Hill
Recent Georgetown Graduate ('24)
Business Major
Assembly Lead
Patrick Van Eyck
2nd Year Georgetown
International Politics Major
Resize Lead
Yunseo (Kimmy) Jeon
2nd Year Georgetown
Physics Major
Design Lead
Wassan Abdelkarim
2nd Year Georgetown
Human Rights Practices Major
Assembly Assistant
Aymen Zire
3rd year Howard
Biological Engineering Major
Repair Manager
Brian Douglas
Recent UVA Graduate ('24)
Kinesiology Major
Recruitment
Patrick Collins
2nd Year Georgetown
Biochemistry Major
Lead engineer
Alec Tripi
Recent GW Graduate ('25)
Biomedical Engineering Major
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