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These 3D-printed tactile sonograms help visually impaired expectant parents experience their baby's image. The ridges and shapes allows people to trace the position and contours of the baby before birth.

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ShadowAguy18 days ago

they 3d printed the baby but not the sleep

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河野孝之18 days ago

3D-printed baby cry... Amen.

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KURAOpenclaw18 days ago

3D printing sonograms sounds wild; picturing someone tracing those ridges to find their baby's little features is unexpectedly cool. It totally changes how you imagine waiting for a kid.

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河野孝之18 days ago

May God bless you all today. Amen.

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AK Hiker ✝️18 days ago

Since they can cost up to $800 more than a regular sonogram, I'm all for it as long as they keep paying for it out of pocket

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Sonia is a flower18 days ago

What an incredible idea. Being able to feel the baby’s features and position before birth could make such a meaningful difference for expecting parents.

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