Metro Health
Objet Helps to Optimize Surgical Outcomes through Precise Anatomical Modeling
In cases where complex, multi-faceted surgical procedures are required, the ability to predetermine the best possible outcome is key. Anatomical modeling – made possible through the use of advanced 3D printing systems – allows surgical teams like MetroHealth's Division of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery to evaluate several different treatment scenarios before deciding on a plan that ensures these needs are met. |
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Ivivi Technologies
With Objet, Ivivi Technologies rapidly, accurately and cost-effectively engineers, develops and manufactures medical devices in-house for clinical trials
Ivivi Technologies, a publicly traded medical technology company, develops noninvasive electrotherapies for a wide range of different medical applications. Ivivi’s medical devices are used to treat pain and swelling by stimulating patients’ anti-inflammatory responses. |
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UCLA Medical Center
Objet Geometries' QuadraTempo™ system for building highly accurate 3D models was used to plan the successful separation of
conjoined twins in Los Angeles last month.
Guatemalan twins Maria Teresa and Maria de Jesus QuiejAlvarez were born joined at the head on July 24, 2001. The twins' brains were separate and complete, with separated arteries and a dividing membrane
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Orchid Design
Objet 3D Desktop Printer Helps Orchid Design Accelerate Time-to-Revenue for New Orthopedic Devices by 20 Percent
In-house rapid prototyping helps firm produce high-resolution models
up to 20x faster than before Orchid Design, a division of Orchid Orthopedic Solutions, helps bring orthopedic innovations to life. Its staff of designers and engineers work with medical professionals to design, prototype and test new orthopedic solutions. Orchid Design’s customers are Orthopedic OEM’s who develop and sell implants, instrumentation and minimally invasive devices.
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Biorep
Objet 3D Printer Helps Biorep Accelerate Quest for Diabetes Cure
Ability to produce rapid prototypes in-house cuts medical
equipment development time in half, accelerates time to market
Biorep Technologies is an original equipment manufacturer for the medical industry, focused primarily on developing devices required to find a cure for diabetes. Biorep is affiliated with the world-renowned Diabetes Research Institute in Miami, and strives to offer islet isolation equipment at a reasonable price to give access to the technology to as many research centers as possible.
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NordicNeuroLab
Radically Reduces Time to Market, with Objet 3D Printing
NNL is an innovative Scandinavian medical design and production company that specializes in functional MRI (fMRI) imaging. Its product line features integrated hardware and software components that can be used in unison or separately. Functional imaging is a complex interdisciplinary field and NNL ’s relationship with medical professionals has been essential for transforming great ideas into great products. The entire NNL product line is designed and developed in collaboration with its customer base of medical research and clinical groups.
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Arch Day Design
Alaris30 helps Arch Day Design improve design quality, win more business
In-house Objet 3D printing system helps medical device firm reduce turnaround time for rapid prototypes from three days to three hours
Arch Day Design is a comprehensive medical device design firm based in Ventura, California, whose principals have more than 25 years’ experience.
Specializing in minimally invasive devices, the firm’s clients range from individual surgeons to large health-care companies such as Allergan.
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