Dotz, referred to by Fast Company as “The MacGyver of Tough Problems in War Zones,” is an innovative humanitarian who utilizes technology to empower those left stranded at the edges. She has lived, worked, and studied in over 45 countries, designing tangible solutions for vulnerable populations. Dara combines her design strategy experience and rapid ethnographic assessment to empower others through technology. Cofounder of Field Ready, a humanitarian logistics NGO, she has transformed how aid is delivered worldwide. With her drive to push boundaries, she has made significant contributions to advanced manufacturing both on and off planet, having contributed to the successful placement of the first 3D printer in space during her days with Made In Space, Inc.Currently working with the MIT BioMechatronics Group as their Expert on Low-Resource Fabrication, Dara focuses efforts on the local production of prosthetics in drastically under-resourced parts of the world, ensuring agency and sustainability.Her groundbreaking work in emergency response and improving healthcare access in crisis zones and remote areas around the world has earned her numerous accolades and speaking engagements, including TED, The World Bank, the UN, and ExMed. Recognized as a "Champion of Change" by the Obama Administration, Dara thrives where humanity, technology, and sustainability intersect.Her radical interdisciplinary background and expertise make her a sought-after thought leader, helping shape a more sustainable and resilient future for all.