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A 3D printing process transforms classical artwork like Leonardo Da Vinci's "Mona Lisa" into a tactile work of art, enabling blind people to experience masterpieces through touch.
People walk amid rubble in an alleyway in the Jewish quarter of the Marrakesh medina, following Morocco's deadliest earthquake in decades. The quake killed at least 2,122 people, injured more than 2,400 others, and flattened entire villages. IMAGES
ŠKODA AUTO uses 3D printing, for example, in prototype production in its Pilot Hall. Plastic 3D printing is used, in particular, in the maintenance departments in vehicle production. The carmaker also employs the technology in Central Technical Service.
Brussels, Jun 19 (EFE) .- (Camera: Leo Rodríguez) It started with some doubts but, 30 years later, the "Handicirque" project, from the Brussels circus school, has established itself as a benchmark in the help and inclusion of people with a disability.FOOTAGE OF THE PROJECT.SOUNDBITES OF VICENT WATERS, DIRECTOR OF THE SCHOOL.
Johannesburg, Mar 13 (EFE / EPA) .- (Camera: Kim Ludbrook) Johannesburg's African Beuaty Projects agency teaches young aspiring models to walk in training sessions held every month.The agency created in 2018 aims to empower young women by enhancing their self-confidence and educating them on issues such as human rights, the environment or gender violence.Since its inception, approximately 350 youth have gone through the program.FOOTAGE OF THE AGENCY IN JOHANNESBURGSOUNDBITES OF INNOCENT MASHUDU BALE, FOUNDER OF THE PROJECTTRANSLATION "What we basically do is empower the youth around us through modeling, acting and dancing. We facilitate these activities and teach them how to do them.""How do we empower them? We realized that one of the common things, or common problems, that many girls had was a lack of self-esteem, so what we do is help them gain confidence and teach them lessons of life".
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