It’s hard not to feel helpless in these difficult times, but if you have a 3D printer, you might play a key role in supporting B.C.’s health-care workers in the coming months.
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Two B.C. companies, Victoria-based Crisis Rapid Prototyping Society (CRPS) and Delta-headquartered Tinkerine , are reaching out to owners of 3D printers in an attempt to prepare for what seems like an inevitable increase in need for medical equipment in the near future.
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“We got started less than two weeks ago, when the news started coming in about how COVID-19 was disrupting supply chains,” says Devon Black, vice-president and acting project coordinator at CRPS. After doing some research and reading articles coming out of Italy […]
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