Different polymer materials can be used in the creation of 3D printed medical devices, we take a look at the most popular ...

Scientists are exploring that futuristic vision by using special 3-D printers to make living body parts ... can’t be made in this way? Printing at least parts of the human heart should be ...

Erik Gatenholm grins widely as he presses the start button on a 3D printer, instructing it to print a life-size human nose. It sparks a frenzied 30-minute burst of energy from the printer ...

Collector Jay Leno turned to additive manufacturing to repair a 1913 Packard, and the same tech could work on your next ...

Using a handheld 3D printer ... were able to utilize 3-D printing to create “extremely tough hydrogel” that could be used to make load-bearing body parts such, as knee cartilage, and reduce ...

Automotive 3D printing using a digital inventory model allows parts to be stored in a virtual form until needed.

And so I think complex orthopedic repairs are probably gonna be the most widely used application to the point where they are actually printing out the replacement parts that they’ll need in the ...

They’ve modified a common 3D printer to print electronic circuits ... The primary problem with printing on a person’s body is that people move, even if they try not to. The new system puts ...

While people are most familiar with the 3D printers ... for DLP printing. Besides eliminating the shrinkage problem, the lack ...

On the fourth floor of the Minneapolis Veterans Administration Medical Center, with a panoramic view of the Mississippi River ...