A team from the Massachusetts-based Smith College has won the Covent-19 Challenge design contest with its novel “Smithvent” partially-3D printed ventilator. Open to the public, the aim of the competi…
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XJet and Straumann partner to scale up ceramic Additive Manufacturing for dentistry
Material jetting specialist XJet has announced a global partnership with dentistry leader Straumann to advance the capabilities of its AM technology for dentistry applications. The duo intends to deve…
Treating bomb injuries in Syria with 3D printed ‘bone brick’
Researchers from the University of Manchester have developed a simple and cheap method for repairing broken limbs using 3D printed “bone brick”, in response to the need for urgent medical care in Syri…
REJOINT is developing knee replacements with additive manufacturing and artificial intelligence
REJOINT, an Italian medical implant manufacturer, is introducing mass customization and therapy personalization through a combination of additive manufacturing technology with artificial intelligence.…
Queensland University researchers call for clearer regulation of 3D printed medical devices
Researchers from The University of Queensland in Australia have released a study which calls for clarification around the regulation of 3D printed devices that are used in the medical industry. The re…
Photocentric earns UK government contract to 3D print millions of PPE parts for the NHS
3D printer and materials manufacturer Photocentric, has been awarded a contract by the UK government to manufacture over 7.6 million 3D printed protective face shields during the next six months. The…
CAM Bioceramics’ medical materials set to be used with Admatec DLP technology
3D printer manufacturer Admatec has announced that medical and dental professionals will now be able to use CAM Bioceramics’ medical grade ceramic materials with Admaflex DLP 3D printing systems. CAM …
CraftBot opens Rapid Local Manufacturing Centre in Cornwall to support PPE production
Hungarian 3D printer manufacturer CraftBot has announced the launch of a Rapid Local Manufacturing Centre (RLM) located in Cornwall, UK, to support the national effort in producing personal protective…
Axial3D and Fast Radius to supply 3D surgical models in U.S. with DICOM-to-print service
Fast Radius, a Chicago-based digital manufacturing service provider, and Axial3D, a UK-based medical technology firm, have announced a new ‘DICOM-to-print’ service for surgeons and hospita…
PostProcess technologies automates aligner surface finishing and powder removal for dental lab
New York-based automated post-printing developer PostProcess Technologies has announced a collaboration with Great Lakes Dental Technologies, one of North America’s largest orthodontic laboratories, t…