3D printed arm helps girl play violin

Ten-year-old Isabella always dreamed of playing the violin.

She was born without a left hand, so she thought she would never get to play.

Her music teacher tried to teach her with a prosthetic arm - but it was too heavy and she couldn't move the bow properly.

But students from a university designed an arm specially for Isabella to play the violin with, and built it using a 3-D printer.

See how she gets on here.

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