TE Connectivity relies on 3D printing for catheter manufacturing
TE Connectivity, a company we used to see operate in the field of connectors and sensors, uses 3D printing to manufacture the catheter shafts...
FDA clearance paves the way for Walter Reed to deploy 3D‑printed titanium cranial implants in patient care
Remember when we examined in in-house versus outsourced 3D printing in healthcare, where the debate is almost often the compliance infrastructure? Well, with the...
UNO secures an $8 million award to establish a hub for healthcare 3D printing
The University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) recently secured an $8 million award from the National Science Foundation’s E-RISE awards to establish the Nebraska...
Kalogon brings a 3D printed lattice cushion to the market
When LCS unveiled its 3D printed wheelchair cushion in early 2025, the open question was whether a lattice seat with an integrated ventilation system...
Recording | Additive Talks, season 6, episode 2
Dr. Luca Borro (Bambino Gesù Pediatric Hospital), Rajan Patel (Kallisio) and Dr. Geert De Naeyer (AZORG Hospital) joined the latest Additive Talks session. De...
Croom Medical brings patient-specific 3D printed implants fully in-house
Croom Medical now manufactures patient-specific orthopedic implants (in titanium, cobalt chrome, and tantalum) entirely in-house, cutting turnaround from weeks or months to a matter...
CurifyLabs secures $14M Series A to accelerate operations around personalized medicine
CurifyLabs, a health technology company transforming how personalized medicines are made, secures $14 million in a Series A funding round. The round was co-led...
AZORG Hospitals bring 3D printing in-house with the establishment of PrintPlace onsite
Founded a decade ago by Wesly Jacobs, Dimitri Buytaert, Pieter De Backer, and Tim Martens, PrintPlace has grown into a product developer with extensive...
How Kallisio is advancing patient‑specific AM in oncology one step at the time
Kallisio, an expert in technology-enabled solutions, engineered, manufactured, and delivered within 72 hours a patient-specific device matched precisely to Gia’s anatomy, a head and...
How 3D printing helps separate conjoined twins at Bambino Gesù and what it means for surgical preparation
Founded in Rome in 1869 and now operating as an IRCCS, a Scientific Institute for Research, Hospitalization and Health Care, Bambino Gesù is the...