Metal 3D printing continues to play a key role in driving innovation within the MedTech industry. The process has three primary advantages over traditional manufacturing techniques:
Topics: Medical Device, Mass Customization, Healthcare, Surgical Instruments
The U.S. medical device industry is considered by many to be one of the country’s most innovative business sectors. Not surprisingly, due to the nature of medical devices and the critical issues they address, it is also one of the most highly regulated.
Topics: Medical Device, Mass Customization, Healthcare, Surgical Instruments
Customizable consumer products can create production choke points in traditional manufacturing models. Additive manufacturing is one way to “unchoke” production for mass customization.
Topics: Manufacturing, Design for 3D Printing, Mass Customization, Metal Additive Manufacturing
The global market for 3D-printed medical devices is expected to explode to nearly $10 billion by 2025, which represents an eleven-fold increase from the estimated $840 million market in 2017.
Topics: Metal 3D Printing, Medical Device, Mass Customization
In honor of spooky Halloween, let’s talk about body parts.
More specifically, how we can use a common body part – the human ear – to highlight the differences between mass customization and mass personalization in manufacturing.
