3D printing has many functions in a variety of industries, however, in the medical field it has four main applications. Allie Nawrat found out how this technology could be used to replace human ...

It is estimated that 13 percent of 3D printing revenue comes courtesy of the medical field, and that some $3.19 billion will be spent on technology in that sector by 2025.

At the local gift shop, you must have noticed those glass show pieces, a transparent block of glass with a 3D heart shape suspended inside it. Very likely tha..

Three-dimensional printing is transforming medical care, letting the health care field shift from mass-produced solutions to customized treatments tailored to each patient’s needs. For instance ...

Members of the U.S. Army Institute of Surgical Research command team examine 3D printed dental appliances during a recent field demonstration of 3D printing capabilities hosted by the U.S. Air ...

3D printing service Stratasys Direct has been a key supplier to the medical device industry for several years. However, its manufacturing facility in Tucson, Arizona only recently obtained ISO ...

Fitzpatrick decided to teach the class when he noticed the lack of classes available for students interested in 3D printing. “The idea of the class is to cover as wide a range as possible of new ...

There are multiple companies pushing to develop higher grade polymer specifically for 3D printing in the medical field. Last year, Solvay announced at Rapid three new filaments that are aimed to ...