Originally published in Business Today. Original Archive

When manufacturing goes 3D


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This was a broader manufacturing feature, but the healthcare angle was the part I cared about most. 3D printing made immediate sense wherever ambiguity in anatomy, planning, or fit carried real cost.

That is why the examples here were concrete: surgeon training, pre-operative planning, organ evaluation, and customized implants. A lot of technology becomes clearer once you stop asking whether it is futuristic and start asking where it removes uncertainty from actual work.

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