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Nivalon Leverages AI and 3D Printing to Create Personalized, Motion-Preserving Spinal Implants
U.S. company creating patient-specific spinal implants Nivalon Medical Technologies has developed what it describes as the first fully patient-specific spinal implant that preserves natural motion without metal components. The device combines AI-driven design with advanced ceramic 3D printing, using a zirconia-toughened alumina (ZTA) structure and a flexible core to replicate spinal movement.
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Yokohama Scientists 3D Print 3D Multi-material Multi-color Micro-strutures
Researchers from Yokohama National University (YNU) in Japan have designed a new 3D printing method that can 3D print multi-color microstructures using different materials. The team's stereolithograp ...
The 3D printing trailblazers on MIT’s ‘Innovators Under 35 List’ AM Industry
Every year, a curated selection of young innovators from across research and industry are highlighted in the prestigious “Innovators Under 35 List” published by the MIT Technology Review. The list, which traditionally comprises the top 35 under 35 innovators, recognizes people who are conducting work that has the potential to change the world.
3D Systems announced today their new CFO
123shares12030ROCK HILL, South Carolina, June 15, 2016 – 3D Systems (NYSE:DDD) announced today that John N. McMullen will join the company as Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, effe ...
European Patent Granted for OPM’s OsteoFab 3D Printed Implants 3D Printing Processes
Oxford Performance Materials, Inc. (OPM), a leader in advanced materials science and high performance additive manufacturing (HPAM), today announced that it has received a Notice of Decision to Grant a Patent from the European Patent Office (EPO) for OPM’s invention on a “Customized Implant for Bone Replacement”, which leverages its OsteoFab implant manufacturing process, originally filed on December 5, 2011. The patent, which took effect on December 21, 2016, will be valid until August 7, 2029, and enables OPM to apply its high-performance additive manufacturing process to 3D print customized implants for bone replacement.
Materialise & SketchUp to Open Up Database of 2.7 Million 3D Printable Models
Streamline seemed to be the keyword for the 2015 Materialise World Conference, as the company set out to achieve a few different objectives and two of these involved the streamlining of medical 3D pri ...
Origin debuts Origin One 3D printer, partners with ECCO and BASF 3D Printer Hardware
Danish footwear brand ECCO Group is no stranger to innovation, as it has taken the advancement of 3D printing in stride with its footwear production. Most recently, the shoe manufacturer announced its alliance with BASF 3D Printing Solutions and Origin, a San Francisco-based startup known for its Open Additive Manufacturing technology. Through the partnership, ECCO will leverage the new Origin One 3D printer and BASF’s Ultracur3D photopolymer materials to transform footwear production at its R&D facility.
Authentise and Riven Deliver Digital Solution for Production-grade AM
Authentise, an expert company in data-driven workflow tools for additive manufacturing, and Riven, a 3D reality intelligence specialist for digital manufacturing, have integrated the Riven 3D reality platform with the Authentise Manufacturing Execution System (aMES).
Hospital in Italy Turns to 3D Printing to Save Lives of Coronavirus Patients
With Italy now at the center of active Coronavirus cases, the country is in lockdown to combat the rapid spread of COVID-19. The large number of cases means that, inevitably, a huge strain has been placed on Italy’s healthcare system, and its supply chain.
