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ミック・エベリング:閉じ込め症候群のアーティストを解き放った発明

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グラフィティ・アーティストのTEMPTは、神経変性疾患であるALSによって全身麻痺となり、まばたきでしかコミュニケーション出来なくなりました。起業家のミック・エベリングがTEDActiveにおける素晴らしいトークで、どのようにして共同制作者たちとオープンソースの発明品を作り上げ、TEMPTや同じような状況の人が再びアートをできるようにしたか紹介します。

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

Translated into Japanese by Sawa Horibe
Reviewed by Yuki Okada
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