Medical 3D printing just got easier with the new J750™ Digital Anatomy™ 3D Printer from Stratasys! This printer has been designed to replicate the feel, responsiveness, and biomechanics of human anatomy in medical 3D models!
“We’re giving surgeons a more realistic training environment in no-risk settings,” explains Stratasys Healthcare Business Unit Head Eyal Miller. “We also anticipate this will enable medical device makers to improve how they bring products to market by performing design verification, validation, usability studies and failure analysis with these new models.”
But that’s not all. Stratasys is also introducing three new materials:
- TissueMatrix
- GelMatrix
- BoneMatrix
These materials can be used to create cardiac, vascular, and orthopedic 3D printing applications.
Updates to GrabCAD Print
GrabCAD Print 3D printing software has also been updated to support the new printer. Now, with the new GrabCAD Print Digital Anatomy Software, you can choose anatomies like blood vessels, bones and organs instead of materials. The unique voxel-based engine allows for pre-validated anatomical applications and comes with over 100 pre-sets built in, allowing you to produce ultra-realistic anatomical simulation within an office-friendly platform.
This will save you loads of time because you can automatically generate micro-structures to create accurate anatomical models.
Medical 3D Printing
3D printing is making huge advancements in the medical & healthcare industries, and Stratasys and GrabCAD Print are helping aid in these accomplishments.
Dr. Adnan Siddiqui, Chief Medical Officer at the Jacobs Institute explains:
The final frontier for organ model realism has been live-tissue feel and biomechanical realism. That’s exactly what the Digital Anatomy 3D Printer gives us. We believe these models give us the best opportunity to recreate human physiological conditions to simulate actual clinical situations and to study new devices to establish their effectiveness before introducing them to patients.
Learn more about the new J750™ Digital Anatomy™ 3D Printer.
