3D printing

This is the breakthrough that Ophthalmologists at Jerusalem’s Shaare Zedek Medical Center have achieved using the thinnest 3D cornea.

Using modern 3D technology, a Swedish archaeologist and artist have brought back to life the face of a 4,000-year-old Stone Age woman.

Several 3D-printed homes are being built in the US as communities cope with housing shortages and experiment with options.

Stratasys is a global leader in 3D printing, with the largest polymer additive manufacturing offering, network of partners, and customer installed base in the world – for over 30 years.

Typically, vegan burgers from companies like Impossible Foods and Beyond Meat are frozen and later cooked on a grill. SavorEat's technology, however, are made on site by a self-contained 3D printer.

Researchers combined techniques of organ printing, tissue engineering and extracted human cells to create a custom implant to replace ears that didn’t develop properly in utero. This is how it works.

Extremely small complex sensors called nano-electromechanical devices (NEMS) can be manufactured using 3D printers at a faster pace and lower cost than traditional fabrication methods.

A tumor model was printed in a bioreactor designed in a lab using a hydrogel sampled and reproduced from the extracellular matrix taken from the patient.

Israeli company MeaTech 3D looks to lead the world in slaughter-free, sustainable meat production.

Soon pulls together the environmental, economic aspect and social aspect of design