Following in the recent footsteps of SI-BONE’s iFuse-3D Implant and Cellular Titanium spinal implants by EIT, two more medical device companies have announced this week that they have received...
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miércoles, 16 de agosto de 2017
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Shiro Studio's 3D Printed Walking Stick is Both Attractive and Comfortable
Many people have to rely on walking sticks to get around, due to injury, illness or advanced age. Very few people, if any, however, are happy about relying on walking sticks. They can certainly be...
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5:03
From Gold Nanoparticles to Monitoring Printer Noise: New Research Shows How to Detect 3D Printer Hacks
John
3D Printing
The Internet is undoubtedly improving our lives. However, the increasing level of connectivity has been a double-edged sword for many industries. While it provides faster communication and interactivity, it has also led to vulnerabilities caused by hacking. 3D printing is no different. As such, researchers have been looking into ways to curb such interference or […]
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4:39
BigRep rising with new appointment in USA
John
3D Printing Industry
BigRep has appointed Frank Marangell as President of BigRep America Inc. and EVP of Global Sales. Marangell has a long history in the 3D printing industry, having previously held the role as President of Objet USA. More recently Marangell was CEO of Rize, a position he held for almost three and half years. In an […]
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3:39
Oxford and Bristol deliver new high resolution method of 3D bioprinting live tissues
John
3D Printing Industry
In a resin cube on a suspended platform, a glass pipette 3D prints mammal cells as individual droplets of water. The goal of this process is to create three-dimensional tissues that match the behaviour and structure of those in the human body. At a scale below 200 microns, the method offers 3D bioprinting the high resolution it […]
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3:24
IdiPAZ scientists hope to make 3D printed replacement corneas available within 5 years
John
3ders.org
Over the last few years, we’ve seen some remarkable and inspiring things being achieved by bio-engineers bringing together stem cell research and 3D printing technology. Medical professionals now have the ability to produce artificial skin and liver tissue, amongst other things.
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martes, 15 de agosto de 2017
16:59
LPW to optimize metal 3D printing materials as chair at Lancaster University
John
3D Printing Industry
Supported by the Royal Academy of Engineering, LPW Technology has launched a research chair in “Alloy and microstructure design for additive layer manufacturing” at Lancaster University in the UK. Under the direction of Pedro Rivera, the professorship will mine the dynamic potential of powdered metal materials, creating high-performance alloys that resist sensitivities common to conventional powders. High […]
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