David Aguilar Amphoux aka "HAND SOLO"

David Aguilar Amphoux, also known as 'HAND SOLO,' is an internationally-recognized creator of the MK range prosthetic arms made from LEGO bricks.

Diagnosed with Poland Syndrome, a congenital condition affecting the development of his right forearm, David began crafting prosthetic arms at the age of 9 using LEGO Technic bricks.

His innovative work has led to the creation of the MK-I, 2, 3, 4, and 5 prostheses, enabling him to inspire millions worldwide and advocate for inclusivity and innovation.

David's prosthetic inventions have been featured in global media outlets, such as National Geographic, New York Times, Washington Post, and Euronews, among others.

He has spoken at prestigious events like NASA's Cross Industry Innovation Summit and the Let's Go Festival in Brazil, showcasing his dedication to improving lives through technology.

Recipient of numerous accolades, including a Silver Medal from the Universal League for the Public Good in Paris, a Guinness World Record, and multiple awards at the Galicia Inventors Fair.

As an 'AFOL-Adult Fan Of Lego', David is the face of the #RebuildTheWorld campaign by LEGO, furthering his mission of creating prosthetic solutions using his favorite childhood toy.

He holds degrees in 3D Printing, Design, and Applied Arts from Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, as well as Bioengineering from Universitat Internacional de Catalunya.

David has lent his expertise to organizations like Fundación Adecco, NASA, Guinness World Records, and the United Nations, advocating for diversity, inclusion, and the rights of individuals with different abilities.

An inspirational figure and advocate for total inclusion, David Aguilar Amphoux continues to defy stereotypes and break barriers through his work and advocacy.

For inquiries, David can be reached at handsoloandorra@gmail.com.