This class is a case study in impact design that shares the story of Nia Technologies and its response to the challenge of limited access to mobility prosthetics in developing countries. With insights from Nia’s clinical trials in Uganda, attendees will learn how to apply “appropriate technology” design principles to solve real-world problems. Based on these principles, Nia is capitalizing on low-cost “maker” technologies, including open-source hardware and inexpensive software, to address the severe lack of affordable, well-fitting prosthetics in developing countries. Learn how Nia uses Fusion 360 software, the Meshmixer API, and other custom applications to streamline the 3D design process, empowering clinicians to scan, design, and 3D print high-quality, affordable, better-fitting prosthetic devices much faster than can be done with manual processes. Learn about the process and outcomes of Nia’s work, and the importance of linking social insight with design to create sustainable technological interventions. This session features Fusion 360.