[3D Tek][1] created a yearbook for visually impaired children in South Korea with the help of the Touchable Yearbook Agency. Instead of only getting a book with pages, actual statues of their classmate’s faces were created with a 3D printer. You can tell the statues are deeply meaningful to the students by the way they smile, laugh, and warmly hug them. Not only is the 3D yearbook a wonderful invention itself, but it gives the students a chance to experience the incredible possibilities that STEM (science, technology, education, manufacturing) creates for the world. [1]: http://www.3dtek.com/
->**Watch the students receive their special yearbooks.**<-