Colombia

Republic of Colombia

Kenya

Republic of Kenya

Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic)

Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela

Humanos 3D Mobile Clinics is a humanitarian and volunteer-driven initiative that brings assistive technology, rehabilitation support, and inclusive education to underserved communities in Colombia and other developing regions. Through mobile outreach clinics, our interdisciplinary team travels to rural, low-income, and post-conflict territories to provide affordable 3D-printed prosthetic devices and social support for people with disabilities who otherwise have little or no access to these services. The project focuses primarily on children, youth, and adults with upper-limb amputations or congenital limb differences, especially those living in vulnerable conditions. Beyond prosthetic delivery, the initiative promotes dignity, autonomy, and social inclusion by involving families, caregivers, local leaders, students, and volunteers throughout the process. Our activities include: Mobile prosthetic clinics in remote communities, - 3D scanning, fitting, and customization of assistive devices, - Follow-up rehabilitation and user training, - Volunteer mobilization and technical mentoring, - Educational workshops (“Ruta Mochy”) that combine STEM, disability awareness, and social innovation, - Community sensitization activities to reduce stigma around disability. Since its creation, Humanos 3D has reached more than 45 municipalities across 10 departments in Colombia and has expanded collaborations to countries such as Peru, Kenya, and Rwanda. The project works through partnerships with schools, universities, governments, foundations, and international organizations to ensure long-term sustainability and collective impact. The initiative combines technology with empathy and community action, transforming 3D printing into a tool for humanitarian assistance and inclusion. Through this model, we aim not only to provide devices, but also to create opportunities, restore confidence, and strengthen communities through solidarity and innovation. Expected outcomes include increased autonomy and quality of life for people with disabilities, greater awareness and inclusion in local communities, strengthened volunteer networks, and the expansion of accessible assistive technologies to underserved regions.

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Hugo Esteban Rojas Muñoz

I am a Bioengineer and the CEO of Humanos 3D, an organization that combines innovation, technology, and social impact to improve the lives of people with disabilities through assistive devices made using 3D printing.
With over seven years of experience in biomechanics and prosthetic design, I have led the development and expansion of programs that have enabled the delivery of hundreds of devices to people in vulnerable situations. My strategic approach has strengthened partnerships with universities, companies, NGOs, and government entities, amplifying our impact both nationally and internationally.
Throughout my career, I have been recognized for my commitment to social inclusion and access to affordable medical technology. I have experience in the commercialization and maintenance of 3D printing equipment, as well as in designing educational programs to promote STEM learning in diverse communities.

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