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KalArm by Makers Hive | HP Lights of Change

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Everyday tasks can mean something different when you have to relearn how to do them.

KalArm, developed by Makers Hive, provides affordable bionic hands for people with upper-limb loss. Founded by Pranav Vempati, the innovation aims to help people regain greater independence in their everyday lives.

A reminder that technology can do more than solve problems. It can help people reclaim possibilities.

This Diwali, HP celebrates the Lights of Change across India.

Visit https://www.hpcreatorsgarage.com to explore more stories and share an innovation that inspires you.

In collaboration with @HPIndiaVideos

#HPLightsOfChange #HPDiwali #HappyDiwali #HP #KalArm

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