CAM Bioceramics’ Medical Materials Set to Be Used with Admatec DLP Technology

CAM Bioceramics’ Medical Materials Set to Be Used with Admatec DLP Technology

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3D printer manufacturer Admatec has announced that medical and dental professionals will now be able to use CAM Bioceramics’ medical grade ceramic materials with Admaflex DLP 3D printing systems. CAM Bioceramics’ ISO 13485:2016 certification means its ceramics are medically approved, and this includes the now commercially available hydroxyapatite slurry 3D printing material. Admatec and CAM both believe that the combination of the biocompatible and bioresorbable ceramic with DLP 3D printing’s design freedom will prove to be a powerful tool for medical centers and device manufacturers alike.

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

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

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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.