FabRX’s desktop 3D printing platform is rapidly scaling across the United States through new strategic partnerships, moving custom drug manufacturing out of industrial centers and directly into local independent pharmacies.
By reprogramming a patient’s own cells into functional tissue, this multi-year research program aims to eliminate organ waitlists and the need for lifelong anti-rejection drugs forever.
Forget plaster casts and measuring tapes. Peel 3D's handheld scanners capture precise body data in minutes, unlocking a new world of custom-fit orthopedics, fashion, sports gear, and more.
A huge win for additive manufacturing as it becomes both recognized and reimbursable for prosthetic devices.
Tens of millions of people suffer from disruptive snoring and sleep apnea creating a growing market for treatment devices that can be 3D printed.
HP's new Nylon 11 material targets the prosthetic and orthotic devices industry offering a robust material and a lower overall per part cost.
Multi-color, multi-material anatomical modeling just got more accessible with the new J5 Digital Anatomy from Stratasys.
3D scanners plus AI are bringing more patient-specific care options to a wide range of healthcare applications.
Almost entirely 3D printed in PLA on a desktop 3D printer, functional, affordable prosthetics are within reach for hundreds of Ukrainians.
US FDA approves cloud-based AI software solution for creating personalized 3D anatomical models used in diagnostics and surgical planning.
Desktop Metal's health-focused division delivers on speed and accuracy with new dental resin printers. Specs & Prices.
3D printing is giving hope and relief to those with damaged ears or hearing. Learn about some new and exciting advances in 3D printed ears!
3D bioprinting has come a long way over the last decade. Find out the latest developments in 3D printed organs and body parts.
Top industry thought leaders on the opportunities and challenges ahead for business and industrial 3D printing.
Forecast 3D was already a successful 3D printing service with clients ranging from aerospace giants to well known designers, but when it shifted to printing PPE during the pandemic, the healthcare industry realized what others already knew: 3D printing makes manufacturing products faster and removes complexity.
Someday soon, all hospitals may have 3D printing units capable of making patient-specific three-dimensional models and tools essential for diagnosis, treatment, patient education, surgical planning, and in-OR guidance.
Affordable, versatile resin 3D printers let research engineers experiment on printed prototypes that look and act more like a final product.
Dutch 3D printer manufacturer FELIXprinters has officially launched its FELIX BIOprinter.
The European Space Agency is working on a project to 3D print living tissue for uses in space exploration. So far, it's used bio-printing to create bone and skin samples which could be recreated in a low-gravity environment.
Researchers from the Queensland University of Technology propose 3D printing tissue-engineered constructs as a graft to assist in nipple reconstruction for women who've undergone a mastectomy.