Meet Lianna Genovese, 19, whose simple gadget helps people paint again
Canadian student Lianna Genovese developed an assistive device named Guided Hands to help children with cerebral palsy paint by utilizing arm and shoulder movements. This innovative gadget has evolved from simple materials to a commercially recognized tool, earning international acclaim for empowering young artists.
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