Senior Content Producer Sam Davies explores why hospital-based 3D printing labs are becoming more prevalent, with insights from Materialise, Axial3D, Children's Hospital Colorado and more.
UNIZ's has launched its latest 3D printer, the NBEE, engineered to meet the needs of dental professionals requiring advanced tools for treatment planning.
According to additive manufacturing solutions reseller Laser Lines, the installation represents a first for the UK and will be used for the manufacture of patient-specific medical models.
The company has announced plans to add another 50,square feet of facility space in Denver, Colorado to address increasing demand for healthcare and industrial 3D printing expertise.
3D printing service provider Schiner 3D Repro is using its Stratasys J750 Digital Anatomy platform to produce anatomical models that mimic bone and tissue.
Nexa3D has announced the launch of its NXD200 dental lab 3D printing system which is compatible with Keystone Industries’ KeyPrint range of dental resins.
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