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Nine-year-old Momo was born without a right forearm and hand, but that hasn't stopped her from excelling in school or athletics. Her incredible attitude and resilience inspired robotics engineer Easton LaChappelle to design a fully-functioning artificial limb for Momo. Now, Momo is the first recipient of a technology that could impact millions of people all over the world.
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