Are you part of an organization that provides 3D printed assistive

@techowlpa

284.1K followers · usually 3.6K views a post

Views

21.3K

Likes

698

Comments

26

Shares

42

SoundTikTok sound · Austin Millz In Da Mood

Promoted product

TechOWL PA

Technology for Our Whole Lives

Why it worked

The video effectively demonstrates the practical application and benefit of 3D printed assistive devices, appealing to both potential makers and recipients. The clear call to action encourages community engagement and collaboration.

Summary

This video showcases various 3D printed assistive devices offered by TechOWL PA, a Pennsylvania-based organization. It highlights their mission to provide these tools for free and encourages makers and those seeking assistance to connect.

Structure

1Introduction to TechOWL PA and their mission
2Demonstration of a pill bottle opener
3Demonstration of a writing aid tool
4Demonstration of a slant board
5Call to action for makers and those seeking help

Original caption

You can find our maker catalog at TechOWLpa.org/maker-catalog Other great resources are organizations like @tikkunolammakers @makegoodnola @makersmakingchange @enablethefuture @weareprintlab @abilitease Video description: Demos of 3d printed devices including an abilitease pill bottle opener, PrintLab DRAG assistive writing tool, a bumpy crayon grip, and a slant board that unfolds. Transcript: Are you part of an organization that provides 3D printed assistive technology? We offer free 3D printed assistive devices to people across Pennsylvania, but everyone deserves access to these tools. If you’re a maker looking to help or someone looking for a maker, leave a comment below to connect. #AssistiveTech #AssistiveTechnology #3Dprinting #3Dprinted #Accessibility

More from @techowlpa

Product placement

TechOWL PA (organization) - provides 3D printed assistive devices. It ACTS as the provider of these devices. Removing it would change the video's focus. PrintLab DRAG assistive writing tool (product) - a tool that helps with writing. It ACTS as a demonstration of a 3D printed assistive device. Removing it would change the video's demonstration. Abilitease pill bottle opener (product) - a device to open pill bottles. It ACTS as a demonstration of a 3D printed assistive device. Removing it would change the video's demonstration. Enable the Future (organization) - provides resources for makers. It APPEARS as a mentioned resource. Removing it would not change the video's demonstration. Makegoodnola (organization) - provides resources for makers. It APPEARS as a mentioned resource. Removing it would not change the video's demonstration. Abilitease (brand) - likely the brand of the pill bottle opener. It ACTS as the brand of the device shown. Removing it would not change the video's demonstration. PrintLab (brand) - likely the brand of the DRAG tool. It ACTS as the brand of the tool shown. Removing it would not change the video's demonstration. Temple University (organization) - the parent organization of TechOWL PA. It APPEARS as a mention in the creator's bio. Removing it would not change the video's demonstration. Institute on Disabilities (organization) - part of Temple University. It APPEARS as a mention in the creator's bio. Removing it would not change the video's demonstration.

Call to action

On-screen text

Are you part of an organization that provides 3D printed assistive We offer free 3D printed assistive devices to people across Pennsylvania but everyone deserves access to these tools If you're a maker looking to help or someone looking for a maker, leave a comment below to connect

Transcript

Are you part of an organization that provides 3D printed assistive technology? We offer free 3D printed assistive devices to people across Pennsylvania but everyone deserves access to these tools. If you're a maker looking to help or someone looking for a maker, leave a comment below to connect.