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Using patient-specific 3D printed medical models for on-demand training and pre-surgical planning can improve patient outcomes by reducing complications and decreasing OR time and length of hospital stay.

Data demonstrates that patient satisfaction improves when 3D medical models are used as part of education for informed consent.

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The flexibility to tailor your own workflow empowers you to meet your customers’ specifications for different application requirements.

Grow your part production business for a variety of industries and applications with a workflow you can fully control with SAF technology.

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3D scanning allows users to create high-quality digital replicas of objects instead of drawing them from scratch using various design programs.

So whether you’re planning to 3D print objects for reverse engineering, rapid prototyping, or any other application, using 3D scanners to capture data is without a doubt the best way to go.

Read this article to know more information about Selecting the right 3D scanners for successful 3D printing..

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German design studio, Thinkable Studio, whose focus is on goods, technology, and markets, has revealed the transformative impact Stratasys 3D printing technology is having on its design process.

With additive manufacturing, they were able to the time it takes to create ultra-realistic models from two weeks to just one or two days and reduced their costs by up to 75%.”

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Additive manufacturing allowed Askja Audio to overcome tooling and traditional manufacturing limitations and produce unusually shaped parts on demand, cost-effectively. They were able to get the parts produced within several days…

Additive technology also enabled Askja to add surface customization options for customers, without compromising the efficiency of the sound system.

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The industry never sleeps. This has been proven again by Stratasys and DyeMansion, who, after unveiling new machines and solutions within the last two months, have now announced that they are working together on a new project.

Stratasys and DYEMANSION introduce reference architecture to bring colour and finish to SAF 3D printed parts
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In order for medical illustrators to obtain 3D models for their work, they have several options. One such method is 3D scanning.

The University of Dundee embraced handheld 3D scanners when they saw how fast and easy it was for students with no experience to pick one up and begin capturing objects in seconds. Not to mention the results: scientifically-accurate 3D models ready for use in anatomical illustration, VR/AR & medical applications.
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As you begin your search for the right 3D printing solution, this guide will help you understand the questions you’ll need to ask as well as provide insight into the technologies, materials and services available to you.

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Origin One enabled the production of a camera housing for a fraction of the time and cost of CNC Milling or other additive manufacturing platforms. Origin’s throughput and open material network dramatically increase the number of applications for which additive is suitable.

Producing the camera housing using another process costs significantly more, with longer lead times. Alternative quotes are from Protolabs and include an undisclosed margin, but even with a typical 50% markup, using Origin’s process and BASF’s material is the most cost-effective way to produce these parts.

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No mission is impossible when you’ve got the right SCANNER…..

When it comes to and , they are about as cool as they come. But what is good can be made even better!

Learn how Tech Strak and Artec Ambassador DataDesign Co. Ltd teamed up to 3D scan and customise a Helicopter with a camera mount.

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It is well known that in the manufacturing sector, there are many challenges to overcome such as time, cost, part quality, consistency and etc.

Ecrimesa Group Spain is a major player in many industries such as , , , and industry around the globe that produces today more than 9,000 different parts.

The design freedom and tooling free-manufacturing enabled by the Studio System has allowed Ecrimesa Group to produce parts that are precisely tailored to their customers’ needs, and to produce functional prototypes without the lead times and tooling costs associated with traditional manufacturing methods.

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