Meet Caden Chau, the 17-year-old Calgary student who started with a $50 second-hand 3D printer; his team has now built over 600 assistive devices, while its free designs have reached 400,000 people worldwide
- A Calgary teenager who started a youth-led project to improve accessibility with a second-hand 3D printer bought for $50 has been named one of Canada's top young changemakers of 2026.
- Caden Chau, a 17-year-old high school student, founded MakeAble to create custom, affordable assistive devices for people with physical disabilities and neurodivergent conditions.
- Over the past three years, the organisation has grown from his home in Calgary to reach people in Toronto and Vancouver.
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- A Calgary teenager who started a youth-led project to improve accessibility with a second-hand 3D printer bought for $50 has been named one of Canada's top young changemakers of 2026.
- Caden Chau, a 17-year-old high school student, founded MakeAble to create custom, affordable assistive devices for people with physical disabilities and neurodivergent conditions.
- Over the past three years, the organisation has grown from his home in Calgary to reach people in Toronto and Vancouver.
Sources: Times of India