Craft Health’s CraftMake Platform Gets a Peptide Test Run

Specialty pharmaceutical company PharmaTher Holdings is collaborating with Craft Health Pte. Ltd., a Singapore-based pharmaceutical technology company, to test whether Craft Health’s CraftMake 3D printing platform can produce personalized peptide doses. PharmaTher Holdings announced the partnership on July 29, 2026,…

Walter Reed’s 3D Printed Titanium Cranial Plate Becomes First Implant Cleared by the FDA for a Point-of-Care Institution

The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has granted premarket clearance to a 3D printed titanium cranial plate developed at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, marking the first time the agency has cleared an implant produced by a point-of-care…

TE Connectivity’s New 3D Printing Process for Catheter Shaft Jacketing

TE Connectivity has introduced an automated 3D printing process for producing catheter shafts, replacing a manual assembly step used across the industry.  It was developed by the Advanced Technology Group in TE’s Medical business at the PROPELUS Prototype Center in…

Madrid Public Hospital Becomes a Certified Manufacturer of Medical Devices

The Advanced Technologies in Design and 3D Printing Unit (UTADI 3D) at Hospital Universitario 12 de Octubre in Madrid has become the first public unit in Spain to hold a dual manufacturing license and dual certification, one for design, one…

Kalogon launches Verro, a 3D printed custom wheelchair cushion

Florida-based medical seating company Kalogon has launched Verro, a Medicare-coded custom wheelchair cushion line for people with significant postural support needs, including windswept posture, pelvic obliquity, or asymmetry.  The line addresses a gap seating specialists have identified: while multi-density and…

EU project grows living bone, fat and muscle with a new bioprinting method

An EU-funded research team has developed a 3D bioprinting technique that grows living bone, fat and muscle tissue in the lab, with uses stretching from leukaemia research to cultivated meat.  The work comes out of PRISM-LT, a five-year project running…

Low-cost 3D printed sensors could widen access to diagnostics

A team at the University of Brighton is building a new class of inexpensive, environmentally conscious medical sensors that aim to make testing cheaper and more widely available. Over the past three years, researchers under Professor Bhavik Patel have reconsidered…

Six Hands, Six Purposes: Yale’s 3D Printed Prosthetic Set

A graduate student at Yale’s School of Engineering & Applied Science has 3D printed a set of six custom hand prosthetics for a woman born with only one hand, at a cost of a few hundred dollars, a fraction of…

A new silicone lets 3D printers turn out custom-fit contact lenses

A team at the University of Waterloo has built a digital manufacturing system that prints custom contact lenses in roughly 20 minutes, raising the prospect that a patient could be measured, have a lens designed, and walk out wearing it…

BellaSeno Expands its Breast Scaffold Trial Following Positive Results

German medical startup BellaSeno has enrolled 30 patients across two Australian trials of a polycaprolactone breast scaffold designed to regenerate tissue without leaving a permanent foreign body. The 30 patients are spread across a first-in-human safety study that ran from…