Welcome to GRiP
Design Today to Change Tomorrow
Who We Are
GRiP (Generational Relief in Prosthetics) is a student organization, made up of University of Florida students, that strive to make a difference in the lives of others. We make 3D-printed assistive devices, as well as adaptive controllers and toys, for those in need across the world. We also conduct research in a variety of areas and strive to educate the community on STEM through outreach activities.
How to Request a Device
Those interested in one of our upper-limb devices should fill out our device form. Then, contact our Recipient Coordinator at gripfamilyuf@gmail.com and our Assistive Devices Project Managers at gripassistivedeviceuf@gmail.com.
For adapted controllers and toys, contact our Recipient Coordinator and Gaming Project Managers at gripgaminguf@gmail.com.
Be sure to reach out with any questions about the process of requesting a device. We customize the device to be sized to the recipient, as well as add any finishing touches or custom paint jobs, so be aware we have an extended design & manufacturing process.
We are open to all majors and no experience is necessary! You can contact us via our President at ufgrip3d@gmail.com.
Departmental Sponsors & Support
As a student organization, we do what we do thanks to students from many departments and with support from many units of the University of Florida.
External Sponsors & Support
What we do would not be possible without the support of our generous sponsors, whose donations and technical support have helped guide us to where we are today.
