aesthetics.

For his 16th birthday, he received his first 3D printer from a Kickstarter project. He began prototyping day in and day out until he had his first 3D robotic arm that was designed around a user, rather than a problem. It was a rudimentary design with limited capabilities but it let him know he was on the right path. He eventually incorporating brain wave sensors into his design through a headset and wireless radios to get the arm moving the way he wanted it. All of this was complex design work and he needed to make it simple, that’s when things really took off for Easton. His first prototype was featured in Popular Mechanics Backyard Genius.

After placing 2nd in the world for engineering at the 2012 International ScienceFair, he was invited to attend the White House Science Fair. While there, he met President Obama and even had the President give his robotic hand a handshake.

In 2013, Easton received a phone call from American life coach, self-help author, and international motivational speak, Tony Robbins. Robbins was interested in working with Easton. Throughout his career, Robbins has worked with numerous people trying to overcome psychological issues, including individuals who have lost a limb.

After graduating high school, Easton and two others formed the company Unlimited Tomorrow with the help of Tony Robbins to develop life changing technology in the prosthetics industry. During the early days of the company, they were faced with figuring out how to turn their ideas into reality. They needed to supplement their 3D printing