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KaleidoscopeHeadquartered in Cincinnati Ohio, Kaleidoscope Innovation™ is a full-spectrum insights, design and development firm innovating across medical, consumer, and industrial markets from napkin sketch to commercial launch.
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Multiple University of Cincinnati students have graduated to work at Kaleidoscope including EnableUC co-founder Nick Bailey, or are currently co-oping with the company including current EnableUC President Andrew Dilley. Kaleidoscope now employs 10 co-ops per semester on their engineering, design, human factors, and sales teams, with 25 of those co-op students from UC having been hired on full-time over the last 8 years. Kaleidoscope recently made a very generous donation to EnableUC to support our mission to deliver 3D printed prosthetics free-of-charge to kids around the globe. Additionally, multiple full-time Kaleidoscope Innovation engineers will be consulting on EnableUC Research and Development projects to help us develop new devices for our clients. We here at EnableUC are very grateful and proud of Kaleidoscope Innovation’s support, and we are excited to work with them on our projects. Find out more about Kaleidoscope Innovation at www.kascope.com
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MAD KICKS CINCINNATI and the AARON W. PERLMAN CENTER (CCHMC)
EnableUC has begun collaborating with Mad Kicks Cincinnati and the Aaron W. Perlman Center for Cerebral Palsy at Cincinnati Childrens Hospital Medical Center to bring 3D-printed customized baskets to kids with Cerebral Palsy.
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Although there are a wide range of gait trainers (walkers) to assist kids and adults with impaired motor coordination, there are no commercially available baskets for them to help users carry their belongings. EnableUC will be utilizing 3D printing to design and produce baskets that can be attached to gait trainers for Mad Kicks and the Perlman Center to give free-of-charge to kids in need. The designs for the baskets will also be provided to the world’s 3D printing community as an open-source file downloadable on Thingiverse.com. Learn more about Mad Kicks on their Facebook page:https://www.facebook.com/MadKicksCincinnati and the Perlman Center on their website:https://www.cincinnatichildrens.org/service/a/aaron-perlman-center
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CINCINNATI BENGALSThe Cincinnati Bengals, Paul Brown Stadium, and Aramark Catering have provided a generous and exciting opportunity for EnableUC.
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Members of EnableUC will be working concessions at all nine Cincinnati Bengals home games this season (2021-2022). In exchange, Aramark and Paul Brown Stadium will make a generous donation to EnableUC based on the number of workers at each game. EnableUC members will also earn service hours towards their Cincinnatus Scholarship for their help. Learn more about ways the Cincinnati Bengals support the local community here: https://www.bengals.com/community/requests
CINCINNATI REDSThe Cincinnati Reds generously agreed to gift a portion of proceeds from tickets sold by EnableUC to our Foundation.
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EnableUC members, family, and friends were able to enjoy the Cincinnati Reds and Pittsburgh Penguins game one Monday night while supporting EnableUC. Learn more about ways the Cincinnati Reds support the local community here: https://www.mlb.com/reds/community
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Cincinnati CyclonesThe Cincinnati Cyclones generously agreed to gift a portion of proceeds from tickets sold by EnableUC to our Foundation.
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EnableUC members, family, and friends were able to enjoy the Cincinnati Cyclones home opener against the Indy Fuel while supporting EnableUC. Those in attendance also got the experience of being on the ice to welcome Cyclones players in the fan tunnel. Learn more about ways the Cincinnati Cyclones support the local community here: https://cycloneshockey.com/community/in-the-community