Caden Chau, a Calgary teenager, founded MakeAble to create affordable assistive devices using 3D printing technology. He developed the initiative after acquiring a second-hand 3D printer and collaborating with community partners. Chau received the Health for All Award for Health Equity recognizing his significant contributions to assistive technology and health equity. He has also initiated peer tutoring services to help classmates with academic challenges.
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17-year-old Caden Chau turns a $50 printer into 600+ assistive devices, reaching 400,000 worldwide
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