3D printed food: Our prototype had its first test run at Aalborg Universitetshospital We visited Anne Katrine, a food and innovation scientist at Aalborg Universitetshospital, to look at the 3D printer prototype we developed in cooperation with Aarhus Universitet, Danish Technological Institute, Københavns Universitet, Arla Foods, and DuPont. The research project is supported by the…
Since 2015, Particle3D has been developing its disruptive bone-printing technology based on hard science from extensive pre-clinical work. Particle3D’s patented bio-ink enables the possibility to print patient-specific, natural, and resorbable bone implants for reconstruction of the human body’s skeleton based on the patient’s own CT or MRI scan. In addition, the technology renders it possible…
GeBioM GmbH and Create it REAL ApS are set to revolutionise how personalized insoles are produced by launching a disrupting insole production concept with 3D Printing and digitalization of production workflows.
In one of our previous articles, we talked about printing spare parts for merchant ships. This time we’ll talk about printing spare parts for humans. We are not there yet, but it might actually be closer than you think. 3D printed organs are being used today for surgeries, although the way it’s done might surprise you.…
Aalborg – April 7, 2020 Coronavirus (covid-19) has already infected over a million people around the world, and in most countries, it does not show any signs of slowing down. Due to the increasing number of cases, most hospitals are in need of medical supplies and other spare parts that can help save lives and…
…And what you can do today even if you do not have one.