Introduction from Ahmad Alhaj Moussa and overview of Smart Hand (e-NABLE chapter in Syria): Direct link
Hub hosting and import project: Direct link
Crowdfunding campaign (Johnson & Johnson CaringCrowd) discussion: Direct link
e-NABLEcon 2020 - discussion of virtual event options: Direct link
Chapter status and structure plan - proposal for chapter tiers and "virtuous behaviors": Direct link

February 28, 2020

Notes

Video

Topics that may be of interest include:

What can our global network of volunteers do to contribute to pandemic relief efforts?: Direct link
Chapter Status and Structure Plan, including Financial Support: Direct link
Internationalization: Direct link
Fundraising and fund allocation: Direct link
e-NABLEcon 2020: Direct link
Hub Hosting and Import Project: Direct link

February 21, 2020

Notes

Video

Topics that may be of interest include:

Ohio Legislation regarding 3D printed prosthetics: Direct link
e-NABLE 2020 initiatives and volunteering needs: Direct link
Chapter Status and Structure Plan, including Financial Support: Direct link

February 7, 2020

Notes

Video

Topics that may be of interest include:

Discussion about alternate funding process for supporting non-project needs for e-NABLE chapters: Direct link

January 31, 2020

Notes

Video

January 24, 2020

Notes

Video

January 17, 2020

Notes

Video

Topics that may be of interest include:

Discussion about rollout of new NIOP devices (and related video production): Direct link
Updates from Seamus Jones (Dell): Direct link
Discussion about using IBM Watson technology for automatic language translations to support our internationalization efforts: Direct link

January 10, 2020

Notes

Video

January 3, 2020

Notes

Video

Topics that may be of interest include:

Discussion about e-NABLE Code of Conduct: Direct Link

December 27, 2019

Notes

Video

Topics that may be of interest include:

e-NABLE 2020 initiatives and volunteering needs: Direct Link
Updates about e-NABLE's online infrastructure: Direct Link

December 20, 2019

Notes

Video

Topics that may be of interest include:

Phoenix Hand v3 with labeled pins now available: Direct link
Jon Schull talks about work in progress with group of Occupational Therapists in New York: Direct Link
Discussion about e-NABLE Code of Conduct and best practices for volunteers and chapters: Direct Link

December 13, 2019

Notes

Video

Topics that may be of interest include:

Summary of key e-NABLE Metrics (including news about new cases available in e-NABLE Web Central): Direct Link
Updates from Jen Owen and call for volunteers to assist with writing stories for e-NABLE Blog: Direct Link
Summary of Peck Elementary School hand-a-thon event: Direct Link
Jon Schull suggests development of e-NABLE "playbooks" / Instructables for people wanting to focus on specific e-NABLE activities: Direct Link
Updates from Maria Esquela / Enable Alliance: Direct Link

December 6, 2019

Notes

Video

This meeting featured a presentation from Nate Munro, providing an overview of the latest developments in the NIOP device catalog. The presentation starts here.

November 22, 2019

Notes

Video

Topics that may be of interest include:

Review of e-NABLE Metrics: Direct link
Ben Rubin presents notes about proposed campaigns/initiatives: Direct link
Maria Esquela gives updates about Technica hackathon and other recent events: Direct link

November 15, 2019

Notes

Video

Topics that may be of interest include:

Summary of key e-NABLE metrics: Direct link
e-NABLE Communications Initiative update from Ben Rubin: Direct link
Recent updates to the e-NABLE Hub Devices Catalog: Direct link
New e-NABLE Chapters map from Mazvydas Sverdiolas: Direct link
Discussion about involvement of medical professionals supporting e-NABLE volunteers and how and why that involvement varies from one region to another: Direct link

November 8, 2019

Notes

Video

Topics that may be of interest include:

Discussion about making prosthetic devices for animals: Direct link
Ben Rubin shares updates about the e-NABLE Media Coordination Initiative: Direct link
Bob Rieger shares an update about outreach work to get the word out about e-NABLE's capabilities: Direct link
Jon Schull talks about efforts to coordinate/integrate with other volunteer groups making various types of assistive devices: Direct link
Maria Esquela shares updates from Enable Alliance: Direct link
e-NABLE identity statement review: Direct link
Review of e-NABLE systems and online infrastructure: Direct link
Review of e-NABLE data metrics: Direct link

November 1, 2019

Notes

Video

Topics that may be of interest include:

Discussion about how to increase the number of cases available in e-NABLE Web Central: Direct Link
e-NABLE online infrastructure update: Direct Link
e-NABLE volunteering needs: Direct Link
e-NABLE device ratings (new icons in devices catalog): Direct Link

October 25, 2019

Notes

Video

Topics that may be of interest include:

Ben Rubin shares updates about the e-NABLE Media Coordination Initiative: Direct Link
Updates from the Deloitte UK team: Direct Link

October 18, 2019

Notes

Video

Topics that may be of interest include:

Categorizing e-NABLE designs and chapters: Direct link
e-NABLE experience survey and user research: Direct link
Presentation from Deloitte team about their approach to user experience research: Direct link

October 4, 2019

Notes

Video

Topics that may be of interest include:

Updates from e-NABLE Brasil: Direct Link
EnableCon 2019 update from Maria Esquela (including discussion of remote participation options): Direct Link
Discussion about primary e-NABLE "home page" (enablingthefuture.org vs. e-nable.org): Direct Link

September 27, 2019

Notes

Video

Topics that may be of interest include:

Updates from e-NABLE Brasil: Direct Link
Detailed updates about EnableCon 2019: Direct Link

September 20, 2019

Notes

Video

Topics that may be of interest include:

EnableCon 2019 Updates: Direct Link
Updates from Everton Lins about recent e-NABLE activities in Brazil: Direct Link

September 13, 2019

Video

Notes

Topics that may be of interest include:

Important updates about EnableCon 2019: Direct link

September 6, 2019

Video

Notes

Topics that may be of interest include:

Details about sponsorship from Microsoft to provide free Azure hosting for e-NABLE Web Central: Direct Link
Details about importing historical posts from Google+ and Wikifactory into the e-NABLE Hub: Direct Link
EnableCon 2019 conference dates and agenda highlights: Direct Link

August 23, 2019

Video

Notes

Topics that may be of interest include:

Bob Rieger shares results of the first e-NABLE Chapter Audit: Direct link
Bob Rieger reports on (and shows) an experimental device designed by Mr. Zhang in Taiwan that may be useful for recipients with larger or unusually shaped palm anatomies: Direct link
Jeremy Simon gives an update on the e-NABLE Web Central development team: Direct link
Discussion about transitioning from Wikifactory to the new e-NABLE Hub: Direct link

August 16, 2019

Video

Notes

This meeting featured a guest presentation from Nate Munro, showing us the amazing work he and his NIOP team have been doing on a variety of new and exciting modular e-NABLE designs.

August 9, 2019

Video

Notes

This meeting featured a guest presentation from Mao 3D, led by Maria Elizete Kunkel. This team in Brazil is developing a protocol for conducting remote evaluations for people needing e-NABLE devices who are unable to travel to see a medical professional.

August 2, 2019

Video

Notes

Topics that may be of interest include:

Upcoming special presentations: Direct link
Everton Lins talks about a recent webinar in which they presented their new Upper Limb Rehabilitation Protocol for 3D Prosthesis Users: Direct link
Jeremy Simon discusses the growing team of e-NABLE Web Central developers: Direct link
Jon Schull discusses a recent project focused on gathering and collating information about e-NABLE Chapters and Device Recipients: Direct link

July 12, 2019

Video

Notes

Topics that may be of interest include:

Members from Mexico City e-NABLE Lab (Rodrigo and Sam) give updates about their current projects: Link
Everton Lins provides updates about current projects from e-NABLE Brasil, including plans for monthly e-NABLE webinars: Link
Introduction of the Ikea "Thisables" site, offering 3D printable assistive devices designed to make it easier for differently-abled individuals to operate Ikea products: Link
Discussion about allocation of e-NABLE funds to support e-NABLE online infrastructure projects: Link

July 5, 2019

Video

Notes

In this meeting, Everton Lins gave a presentation about the work being done by e-NABLE Brasil to develop a chapter management strategy, including guidance and documentation that can be used by other e-NABLE chapters.

June 28, 2019

Video

Notes

Topics that may be of interest include:

Discussion about charitable receipts for volunteers or donors under various circumstances: Link
Update from Bob Rieger about EWC case facilitation: Link
Discussion about alternate device sizing methods for people hesitant to share sizing photos: Link
New searchable e-NABLE Chapters map available: Link
Update about the Enable Fund (new funds available) and current mini-grant proposals: Link
Update about new e-NABLE cases being handled by Dell / Deloitte collaboration: Link

June 21, 2019

Video

Notes

Topics that may be of interest include:

Introduction of Kyle Reeser and discussion of his Loomio proposal for the development of a portable 3D printer and an internship in Rwanda: Link
Introduction of Ben Rubin and discussion of our e-NABLE communications strategy and alignment/unification of our various online resources: Link

June 14, 2019

Video

Notes

Topics that may be of interest include:

Discussion about guidance for medical professionals wishing to evaluate their patients for e-NABLE devices: Link
Update about e-NABLE collaboration with Mexican Presidency: Link
Discussion about the possibility of issuing charitable receipts to volunteers for the cost of materials when making e-NABLE devices for donation: Link
Call for help with collecting and drafting stories for the enablingthefuture.org blog: Link
e-NABLE Web Central update (new lead developer now on board): Link
Ed Greig shows R&D work being done for molding silicone fingertips for e-NABLE devices: Link

June 7, 2019

Video

Notes

Topics that may be of interest include:

Discussion about concerns expressed by certain medical professionals and government entities and how we can address their concerns: Link
Collaboration with Mexican Presidency, creating an office of innovation, being led by Saiph Savage: Link
News about an exciting new powered design being developed by the NIOP team, led by Nate Munro, called the Kwawu Bionic: Link
New automated "chat-bot" rolled out for e-NABLE Web Central and enablingthefuture.org to answer common questions: Link

May 31, 2019

Video

Notes

Topics that may be of interest include:

Introduction of our newest SPC member, Chris Jackson, who has a very personal interest in the work we do: Link
Measuring Our Impact - data gathering to help quantify our impacts and results: Link
Improving the "user journey" for people approaching e-NABLE for the first time: Link
Discussion about possible commercial licensing of a design that was derived from the Raptor Reloaded: Link
Update about recent funding received and suggestions for initiatives we may want to support with that funding: Link
Discussion about having an e-NABLE chapter "sponsor" Loomio proposals from individual volunteers in order to assist with making sure there is proper follow-through and that results are shared back to the community: Link
New badging map in the e-NABLE Atlas and sharable profiles in e-NABLE Web Central: Link
Updates from Saiph Savage about the e-NABLE Research Team and a collaboration with the Mexican Presidency: Link

May 24, 2019

Video

Notes

Topics that may be of interest include:

Important discussion about data collection to gather defensible estimates and accounts of our outputs, impacts, processes, and patterns: Link
Discussion about which designs are being produced by volunteers and the possibility of retiring the Raptor Reloaded design: Link
Jeremy shares a case where 3D scans are being used to create a customized version of the Phoenix hand to accommodate larger palms (without the overall device scale being too large): Link

May 17, 2019

Video

Notes

Topics that may be of interest include:

e-NABLE Web Central user profiles can now be shared with anyone (no EWC account needed to view a shared profile): Link
Update about a group of OT's working together on e-NABLE cases via WhatsApp group: Link

May 10, 2019

Video

Notes

Topics that may be of interest include:

Ed Greig talks about last week's Dell Technologies World event, in which e-NABLE was highlighted: Link
Saiph Savage provides an update about the e-NABLE Research Team: Link
Discussion about the importance of sharing new designs, feedback, research results, etc. with the e-NABLE community to facilitate ongoing growth and development: Link

May 3, 2019

Video

Notes

Topics that may be of interest include:

Update about the new EWC Device Customization Team being coordinated by Bob Rieger: Link

April 26, 2019

Video

Notes

Topics that may be of interest include:

Claudia Flores gives an update from the e-NABLE Research Team: Link
Additional updates about the e-NABLE Research Team from Saiph Savage: Link

April 19, 2019

Video

Notes

Topics that may be of interest include:

Bob Rieger gives an update about recent fundraising activities: Link
Update about planned usability improvements for e-NABLE Web Central and enablingthefuture.org: Link
Update from Jon Schull about establishing a group of OT's to provide consultations for e-NABLE volunteers and device recipients: Link
Update about new badge views being developed in the e-NABLE Atlas: Link

April 12, 2019

Video

Notes

Topics that may be of interest include:

Bob Rieger gives an update about recent e-NABLE fundraising work: Link
Jon Schull is being honored with a Global Citizen's Award! Link
Jon Schull demos the new e-NABLE Badges map in the e-NABLE Atlas (and new sharable profile pages in e-NABLE Web Central): Link
Update about e-NABLE on Wikifactory: Link

April 5, 2019

Video

Notes

Topics that may be of interest include:

Brief discussion about alternative means of creating custom devices without 3D modeling (i.e. thermo-forming or using OpenSCAD for modifications): Link
Featured Presentation - Nate Munro talks about the work being done by the NIOP (No Insurance Optimized Prosthetic) team: Link
Initial test results - making a Phoenix Hand with PLACTIVE (anti-bacterial PLA): Link
Updates from Maria Esquela (e-NABLE camps, youth program, Learning Management System, EnableCon 2019, and more): Link