In case studies all around the world, 3D printing is growing as an effective method of making patient-specific medical implants. Typically, these implants are made based on data gathered from CT/MRI s…
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Havenlabs releases open-source Utility Band to help amputees
New York-based not-for-profit Havenlabs has announced the release of its Utility Band assistive device. The open-source 3D printed device currently has two different preset attachments that amputees c…
Swinburne microspheres could be key to sustaining 3D bioprinted cells
In 3D bioprinting for tissue regeneration, the goal is to deposit living cells into an environment as close as possible to the human body. One of the key ingredients for sustenance is protein, or a st…
The future of 3D Bioprinting by Prof. Gordon Wallace, University of Wollongong
Our series looking at the future of 3D printing continues with a visionary article from Professor Gordon Wallace. Prof. Wallace is a founder and Director of the Intelligent Polymer Research Institute,…
Aether collaborates on Gates funded contraception research at UniSA
Delivering its latest beta 3D bioprinter to the University of South Australia (UniSA), San Francisco technology start-up Aether has announced collaboration on an in vitro study funded by the Bill and …
CoEP makes CAD software accessible to doctors in landmark ear surgery
Professors at the College of Engineering, Pune (CoEP) in India have developed a software system making 3D printing in hospitals more accessible to doctors. The Osto3D program is a computer aided desig…
Cancer diseased spine replaced by 3D printed vertebrae at Shanghai Changzheng Hospital
In an operation believed to be the first of its kind in the world, surgeons at the Shanghai Changzheng Hospital have replaced a portion of a woman’s spine with metal 3D printed vertebrae. The op…
IdiPAZ researchers work with MIT on 3D printed cornea replacements
The Instituto de Investigación Biomédica del Hospital La Paz (IdiPAZ) in Madrid, Spain, is working toward the goal of 3D printing human corneas within the next 5 years. Contributing to a global shorta…
KNTU researchers make 3D printed decoder for the brain
The laboratory for Integrated Circuits and Systems (ICAS) at Khajeh Nasir Toosi University of Technology (KNTU), Iran, has developed a 3D printed device capable of recording activity in the brain. The…
Nikon Metrology qualifies 3D printed hip implants at Ortho Baltic
As previously reported in relation to 3D printed pills and medical devices, product certification and qualification is a challenge to the progress of additive manufacturing in medicine. In order to en…