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Why I’m Pretty Much Nerding Out Over This Incredibly Inspiring Technology

When I watch this, I feel super warm and fuzzy about human beings. People are pretty snazzy and they’re doing amazing things with technology to help others around the world. The women celebrating around 2:20 are especially warm-and-fuzzy-inducing. Love their big smiles and hearty handshakes. I hope more people get access to such a life-changing…

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