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The Center for Innovation and Process Engineering Research (CIPER), a group inside the University of Greenwich, has a worldwide reputation on the implementation of 3D printing technologies for the development of pharmaceutical dosage forms and medical devices. They were looking for a technology that can print extruded or granulated powders loaded with drug substances and that would not depend on the development of printable filaments
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The exoskeleton arm is a device that allows children to move hands, draw, play and express themselves – simply to do what kids love to do. The invention is extremely needed, especially by the children with SMA who are not able to move their legs, arms, hands without specialized external supportive devices. Sinterit wanted to create an affordable and easy to setup, dynamic support exoskeleton arm for kids, which is ready to use straight out of the box. The idea came from parents of children with SMA, who couldn’t find an adequate solution.
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AM enables companies to return their production to local suppliers and even in-house AM hubs. This next evolution in manufacturing will disrupt the way products are distributed. Large distributors like Gautzsch will be the first to experience the disruption in manufacturing methods due to Additive Manufacturing on a large scale. Can the innovators at Gautzsch use Additive manufacturing to excel with new capabilities? Peter Benthues described how their in-house AM Lab is exploring the latest AM trends.
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