What can 3D printing do? Can it print a living heart? What can 3D printing do? Can it print a living heart? Can it replicate the human body one-to-one? Or is it just a gimmick? NO! NO! NO! All of the above are incorrect! Today, we have invited a scientific expert along with his startup … Read more
This is the morning column launched by 36Kr「潮科技」. We will showcase the latest technologies from domestic and international tech companies, cool products from potential companies, and new concepts thriving in laboratories.潮科技, both trendy and interesting. What changes do you think 3D printing will bring to your life? Written by | Tan Feijun Humanity has always … Read more
Cutting-edge High-value Consumables Editor – Gao GaoReport | Insights | Discussion Group ↑ Click the image to view conference details ↑ ↑ Long press the image to register for the conference ↑ In the current era of rapid technological advancement, medical 3D printing, as an innovative technology, is gradually transforming the landscape of the healthcare … Read more
Click the “blue text” to follow us Every year, millions of patients worldwide are waiting for organ transplants, but there is a severe shortage of donated organs. Statistics show that in the United States alone, about 20 people die each day waiting for a suitable organ. Faced with this dilemma, scientists have proposed a bold … Read more
Research Background Three-dimensional (3D) bioprinting of liver tissue models provides a new strategy for the treatment of liver failure. However, current research on bioprinting liver tissue models mainly relies on traditional single-cell bioprinting techniques, where individual functional hepatocytes are dispersed and isolated in hydrogels, leading to insufficient cell function and poor therapeutic outcomes. Recently, the … Read more
【Citation】 The global additive manufacturing sector exhibits a parallel development of multiple technological routes. German companies (such as EOS and SLM Solutions) dominate the industrial-grade market with multi-laser metal printing technology, while American firms (3D Systems and Stratasys) excel in non-metal printing and medical applications. Technologies such as Electron Beam Melting (Arcam), Binder Jetting (ExOne), … Read more
1. Corporate Culture: The ‘Knight’ in the Open Source Community Huashu’s “family culture” is reflected in the details. Photos of “innovation masters” hang on the cafeteria walls, and the “Golden Idea Award” can earn up to 50,000 yuan each quarter. What surprised me even more is that the company allows employees to use 20% of … Read more
Bay Area Medical Breakthroughs 3D-Printed Hearts, Electronic Skin, Brain “Microscopes” 3D-Printed Hearts have emerged, Are they usable? Are they reliable? Is the electronic skin for human-machine symbiosis here? Will prosthetic patients regain their sense of touch? How can a 1.7-gram “Brain Observer” assist breakthroughs in Alzheimer’s treatment? These scenarios, which sound like science fiction, are … Read more
By 2025, 3D printing technology has transitioned from the laboratory to industrialization, becoming a disruptive force in various fields such as manufacturing, healthcare, and construction. For college student entrepreneurs, 3D printing not only lowers the entry barrier (with entry-level equipment prices comparable to smartphones) but also integrates trends like AI and personalized customization to create … Read more