23/10/2024
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A journey of shared values and shared commitment
Linxens’ support for My Human Kit is more than just a technological endeavour - it’s about human determination and shared vision. The story began when the founder of My Human Kit, Nicolas Huchet, embarked on his personal journey to regain his independence after losing his hand in an industrial accident. Recognizing the lack of accessible prosthetics, Nicolas took the initiative to 3D print a bionic hand at the Fablab in Rennes, successfully bridging the gap with innovation and creativity. Inspired by this vision, he founded My Human Kit.
Nicolas’ story is one of resilience, proving that you only need the determination to find a solution and the willingness to work with others to achieve it.
This spirit resonates deeply with Linxens’ mission to "Opening the way to a better life." With more than 40 years of experience in component-based solutions, Linxens makes it easier for billions of people to pay, to access buildings, identify themselves and access better care. Supporting projects like My Human Kit’s “Bionicohand” aligns perfectly with Linxens' commitment to improving the quality of life.
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