COVID-19 has caused disruptions to nearly every industrial supply chain, creating shortages and increased costs for numerous goods and services. The medical supply industry is being hit the hardest; Consumers are stocking up on products like medical gloves and masks that they wouldn’t ordinarily need.
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Among the more obvious shortages lies a less discussed but still dangerous shortage in ventilation and intensive care machines, since the virus can cause inflammation in the lungs and ultimately block oxygen from entering the brain. While most of these products aren’t compatible with additive manufacturing methods, a Northern Italian hospital found a way to utilize 3D printing to solve one of their product […]
Materialise Introduces 100% Reused Powder with New 3-D Printing Service
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