Brent Wright reports from Additive Manufacturing Strategies in New York where the medical track delivered stories of 3D printing's impact in healthcare and the challenges that persist.
Structure's SDK is said to enable developers to build their own 3D scanning applications and represents a key element in the company's drive to enable product development and improved patient care for entrepreneurs and large global companies alike.
Existing investors Techstart, Innovation Ulster Limited, and Clarendon were joined in the fund-raising effort by three new investors: 57 Stars, Whiterock, and Innovate UK.
The two companies believe their collaboration will represent a 'major advancement' in MR imaging and the creation of 3D patient-specific models, suggesting healthcare professionals will be able to better visualise and communicate patient anatomy.
Its UltraThineer Lab will house BMF's proprietary projection micro stereolithography (PµSL) technology and work to manufacture custom cosmetic veneers.
The company specialises in digital workflows for producing orthodontic and prosthetic components and believes the Lumia X1 machine supports its commitment to maintaining the highest standards of precision, efficiency, and product quality.
The DENTAL PRO series adopts the Parisian company’s flagship MOVINGLight top-down DLP technology and is said to deliver 'productivity, precision, and versatility' for a range of dental applications.
Their collaboration will work to provide broader access to these advanced surgical tools, enhancing surgical precision and the standard of care in orthopedic, orthopedic oncology, and maxillofacial surgeries.
