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Mick Ebeling: L'invenzione che ha liberato un artista intrappolato

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La malattia nervosa SLA ha lasciato l'artista TEMPT paralizzato dalla testa ai piedi, forzandolo a comunicare a battiti di ciglia. In una presentazione straordinaria a TEDActive, l'imprenditore Mick Ebeling condivide il modo in cui lui, insieme ad un gruppo di collaboratori, hanno creato un'invenzione open-source che ha dato all'artista -- e che dà ad altri in simili circostanze -- la possibilità di creare arte di nuovo.

Mick Ebeling founded the Not Impossible Foundation, a nonprofit that develops creative solutions to real-world problems. Full bio »

Translated into Italian by Lela Selmo
Reviewed by Ana María Pérez
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