Making Robotic Hands

 Published:  2 Apr 2018  By Alicia Carter Category: Latest News

Using yarn, tape, scissors and cardboard, After-school Participants constructed robotic hands. This fun, hands-on science lesson simulates finger anatomy and sparked discussions on how tendons move fingers, technological innovation, and physiology. We loved this activity, and are still thinking of all the ways our robot hands can do our house chores!

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Before beginning her work as the Marketing & Communications Coordinator at Thanda, Alicia was a Healthy Youth Advisor for the U.S. Peace Corps in South Africa's neighboring country, Lesotho. In 2014, she graduated from the University of Denver in Colorado, USA with a degree in International Health and Development. She is passionate about photography and story-telling that is inspired by people, culture, and the human reality in our incredibly vast universe. You can see more of her work at www.aliciamcarter.com

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