Australian dental company Oventus, together with CSIRO (Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization), have teamed up with 3D printing technology to create a 3D printed device that could possibly put an end to the suffering…
Medical devices are the strongest driver of the 3D Printing market with over 200,000 units being produced each day. These include dental prostheses for which the mass customization and high precision of additive manufacturing brings…
First printable body parts and now, thanks to recent advancements in 3D printing technology, doctors may soon be able to essentially “draw” cells onto patients that will generate new bone, skin, and even muscle tissues. The…
The CryoPop is a low-cost medical device that uses dry ice for the treatment of cervical pre-cancerous lesions, and 3D printing has helped in its development.