The project aimed towards bringing familiarity with 3D printing and Electromyography. It unfolds a path that how 3D printing can be used in the development of prostheses for amputated people and how EMG as an interface, can form a link that can help human muscle signals to control a prosthesis. The project summarizes as follow, Using Electromyography to acquire electrical activity of muscles present in the forearm of an amputee who has lost a hand, and interfacing it to a 3D printed anthropomorphic prosthetic hand. Thereby, restoring the lost functionality of the amputee by providing a substitute, an artificially constructed hand capable of 14 degrees of freedom and human-hand like aesthetics