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Europe-based surgeons now have access to a patient specific 3D printed bone, to treat patients with severe facial deformations.

Two years ago at a medical 3D printing event where I served as a moderator, one of the presenters explained that applications of 3D...

Breast Implant: 3D Printed Scaffold, an alternative to silicone implants?

From a 3D-printed scaffold to new breasts - So far, when we talked about breast implant, we were thinking of a few alternatives that had...

Doctors complete 3D Printed Titanium Jaw Transplantation on Cancer Patient

After four years of intensive research by the Netherlands Cancer Institute and the Dutch Mobius 3D Technology (M3DT), a titanium lower jaw was implanted...

Quality Assurance Control | Metrology and Inspection for Additive Manufacturing

Additive Manufacturing is certainly the ideal manufacturing tool to fabricate components that one could not manufacture with conventional manufacturing processes but there is one...

“Gaining a competitive edge”: Sauber Group on Formula One and their next race with Additive Manufacturing

2022 rings in a new era for Formula 1: cars are designed with new regulations in mind – which means further complexities for racing...

6th Additive Manufacturing Forum: 4 key takeaways of the event and its clear strategic positioning in the AM industry

If you are a regular attendee of a given event – be it as an exhibitor or as a visitor -, comparison between your...

A reconstructive procedure in the first-in-human Phase 1/2a clinical trial has been conducted using a 3D-bioprinted living tissue ear implant

3DBio Therapeutics (3DBio), a clinical-stage regenerative medicine company, and the Microtia-Congenital Ear Deformity Institute announced they have conducted a human ear reconstruction using the AuriNovo™...

Multi-Material 3D printing: where does the drawback lie?

Multi-material 3D printing is hot. Who wouldn’t want to receive a part that meets the 'best value for money' criterion? That’s the most important...

Eplus3D 3D prints several braking discs for the railway industry

The railway sector obviously needs a lot of high-quality parts. The safe and stable operation of a train is inseparable from the long-term maintenance...

First look at how 3D printing can improve the performance of electrical machines

For about a year now, 3 partners have been discretely labouring on a strategic basic research project that lays the groundwork for next-level electrical machines....