Queensland University Researchers Call for Clearer Regulation of 3D Printed Medical Devices

Queensland University Researchers Call for Clearer Regulation of 3D Printed Medical Devices

by Medical

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 research team argues that as the healthcare market in 3D printing matures, and an increasing number of products get to market, there needs to be a greater deal of clarity and cooperation between manufacturers and regulators.

SHINING 3D Serially 3D Prints Metal Bottle Openers Using Voxeldance AM Software

SHINING 3D Serially 3D Prints Metal Bottle Openers Using Voxeldance AM Software

by Design

Feng Tao, the vice general manager of SHINING 3D, first discovered the potential of VoxelDance Additive, a CAD-CAM software developed by VoxelDance, a young Chinese development firm specializing in AM-specific software. After an evaluation, SHINING 3D applied it to its EPlus3D EP-M150 and EP-M250 Pro printers. Since 2019, SHINING 3D has been using it to provide a comprehensive service from 3D digitalization, intelligent manufacturing to additive manufacturing in the EMEA markets. Voxeldance Additive has also been officially marketed as a key part of SHINING 3D’s integrated offer, taking care of all the data preparation jobs.