Michael Peirone

Chief Executive Officer

Victoria Hand Project

Canada

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At Victoria Hand Project, we are dedicated to transforming lives by providing innovative prosthetic solutions for individuals affected by upper limb disabilities. Our mission is to deliver functional, affordable, and accessible 3D-printed prosthetic hands that empower users to regain independence and improve their quality of life. By collaborating with local health professionals and communities worldwide, we ensure personalized care, training, and ongoing support tailored to each individual's needs. Through cutting-edge technology and a commitment to inclusivity, we are breaking down barriers to prosthetic care, creating opportunities, and driving advancements for a more equitable future.
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About me

Michael Peirone is the CEO of Victoria Hand Project, a Canadian charity dedicated to transforming lives by providing affordable, 3D-printed prosthetic arms to amputees in need. Under Michael’s leadership, Victoria Hand Project has expanded its mission to empower underserved communities across the globe, offering essential equipment and training to local clinicians in countries like Ukraine, Kenya, and Nepal. Through his work, Michael ensures the organization continues to restore independence, dignity, and hope to individuals worldwide.

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ICT (Information and Communication Technologies)

3D Printing

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Thursday, 6 March 2025

12:00 - 13:00

Quality prosthetics becoming globally available and affordable

Format:In-personLocation:M2Track:Zero Project Awardees
  • Assistive technologies
  • ICT innovations
  • English captions | International Sign

New technologies such as 3D-printing and mind-controlled prosthesis—as well as new channels of dissemination—are proving to be a gamechanger in the availability and affordability of prosthetics for arms and legs.