Liqtra GmbH is creating a new way to increase the productivity of the FFF printing process without higher speeds or nozzle diameters with the introduction of its latest 3D printer with multi-nozzle technology.

At Formnext, Lithoz GmbH presents concrete answers to how 3D printing will disruptively change the ceramic industry. Among other things, the Austrian company with around 125 employees is showing a bioresorbable ceramic material for patient-specific bone implants for the first time.

Provider of ultra-high resolution 3D printing becomes sustaining member of industry group MIT.nano

Carbon, a leader in 3D printing technology, today announced that its platform for bioresorbable elastomers, currently in development, has proven its biocompatibility in vivo[1]. All samples were found to be non-toxic and have a controllable absorption time. This latest milestone demonstrates the potential of the elastomer for the development of biomedical mesh applications such as soft tissue repair, wound dressings and nerve conduits.

3D printing in medical - providing better patient outcomes
The hybrid conference for decision-makers and experts brings together the entire value-added system attracted to 3D-printed medical devices. Doctors, hospital representatives, medical technology manufacturers, licensing authorities, and health insurances will have the opportunity to connect with leading software providers, material suppliers, printer manufacturers, and service providers to discuss the question: How to advance additive technologies to succed in its medical application. At the two-day conference, we expect 42 exhibitors and sponsors, 280 attendees, and 40 speakers.

New RadioMatrix material allows for radio-realistic anatomic models that can be viewed under CT scan or X-ray

. The maxillofacial surgery and oncology team at SJD Barcelona Children's Hospital, in this case, led by Dr. Josep Rubio, performs a 3D planning and simulation of the resection of a tumor in a young patient’s cheekbone.

. The creation of the two three-dimensional pieces of the patient's skull and tumor has been essential for the doctors to achieve the extraction with maximum precision.

Currently being piloted with selected customers, the new 3D bioprinting head provides a revolutionary approach to regenerative medicine and replacing lost biological functions.

Company takes next major step in providing widespread access to patient-specific 3D models helping healthcare providers deliver precision medicine

Ricoh USA, Inc. today announced RICOH 3D for Healthcare has received 510(k) clearance from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for its craniomaxillofacial (CMF) and orthopedic patient-specific anatomic modeling.

Lives are being saved in the UK after Protolabs' express tooling service helped ramp up production of a vital breathing aid used in the fight against COVID-19.

"Unprecedented" is a term that has spread almost as fast as the pandemic itself in recent weeks when it comes to putting words to the current situation in the world.

RICOH 3D for Healthcare provides widespread access to customized 3D anatomic modeling to help improve patient engagement

Ricoh USA, Inc. today announced it has won the 2022 MedTech Breakthrough Award for "Best New Technology Solution for Orthopedics" for RICOH 3D for Healthcare, an integrated end-to-end workflow solution that designs and produces 3D-printed anatomic models for patient-specific representations of tissue and bone. The anatomic replicas enable clinicians to see inside anatomy for greater visibility into patient needs and enhance patient engagement.

OTworld is the sector’s largest get-together and the world's most important meeting place for all manufacturers, dealers and service providers in the field of modern medical aids and equipment.