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“We were the first to explore the industrial potenfial of laser assisted bioprinting technology in various applications. The granting of this series of European patents further supports Poiefis’ position in the field of 3D bio-printing,” stated Fabien Guillemot, President and CEO of Poietis. Based on its expertise in bioprinting technologies and in particular high resolution…
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“Turning disabilities into superpowers” is the defining vision of UK-based Open Bionics. Their mission is to create “affordable, assistive devices that enhance the human body.” RELATED: 7 INDUSTRIES IN 2019 THAT ARE CURRENTLY BEING DISRUPTED BY 3D PRINTING Their first product was  the Hero Arm, which they describe as “the world’s first medically certified 3D-printed bionic arm,…
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“Researchers from the Queensland University of Technology propose 3D printing tissue-engineered constructs as a graft to assist in nipple reconstruction for women who’ve undergone a mastectomy. Researchers from Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane are proposing using 3D printing to improve outcomes in mastectomies. They suggest doing this by creating tissue-engineered constructs to use as a…
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“On Monday, a team of Tel Aviv University researchers revealed the 3D printed heart that completely matches the immunological, cellular, biochemical and anatomical properties of a human patient. Until now, scientists have been successful in printing only simple tissues without blood vessels. “This is the first time anyone anywhere has successfully engineered and printed an…
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“Over the past several years, Belgian manufacturing firm Materialise has 3D-printed items such as running shoes, a dress and a wheelchair. Now, the company has created something a little larger – a complete wooly mammoth skeleton. The artifact is a reproduction of an actual mammoth skeleton, which was excavated near the Belgian city of Lier in 1860. The city…