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Researchers at MTU have created a library of open source digital 3D printable medical device files that can be 3D printed for just the cost of filament. Via Peter Azzopardi 
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China reveals its first 3-D bio printer to make human body parts, as Patricia Wu reports. Via Tiaan Jonker, Jesús Hernández
ABC Printsupplies's curator insight,
October 11, 2013 1:29 AM
This indicates where 3D printing is eventually going - time for a new liver... just dial it up. |
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Research firm TechNavio has released a report outlining certain enlightening facts about medical 3D printing and the bioprinting market. Via Peter Azzopardi
Peter Azzopardi's curator insight,
September 8, 2014 6:17 PM
3D bioprinting – the fabrication of organs from biomaterials using a 3D printer – could eliminate the need to wait for an organ.
Guest post: Thanks to @Inside3DP.com for the scoop.
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3D printing has slowly started to get popular in use in the industry, by the hobbyists and ordinary individuals in their homes. If you can design it, the 3D printer can build it. However, we are still in the early stage of owning and using 3D printer. So, what is the length of time before it will become mainstream like the PC? The infographic will show when will every American own a 3D printer and how it affects the profit of those who are selling consumer objects and more. Via Peter Azzopardi
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Professional medical syringe pumps, which are frequently used by doctors for drug delivery to administer precise amounts of medicine, can cost between hundreds to thousands of dollars.
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Really cool!
3D printers have the potential to revolutionize everything from furniture to medical devices. Will 3D printing drive down consumer costs?