There are two generations that live worlds apart - the growing population of senior citizens and our technologically savvy young kids.
My generation is in a position where we have senior parents who still read newspapers and young kids who text instead of calling, which contributes to the widening generation gap and diminishing contact between these groups.
I decided to take on a project that will bring seniors and kids together and form a bridge in communication and relatedness through innovation.
There was a post on a major website recently about a young boy who received full facial reconstruction surgery. The surgery itself was unremarkable, as it was a procedure done many times previously. What separated this particular case from others was the advent of 3D printing and its use in the surgery.