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  • “It’s only when you see it in physical form that you realize the form and function should be the same.”

  • “Aside from COVID-19, the wildfires in California are a great example of why having good protection is really important.”

  • “There are a lot of tweaks and options to make it better, but I wouldn’t change the material or the production method.”

  • “The models that we were outsourcing were not as accurate as what we are getting from our Stratasys printers.”

  • “Originally our plan was to treat her aneurysm with a metallic basket called a web device that we would deliver into the aneurysm using a tiny tube. In this case, we were able to try to deploy that web device and found it wasn’t going to work. Based on the …

  • "We use 3D printing technology and materials to create a lifelike vascular environment that isn’t achievable any other way.”

  • “3D vascular models represent a new paradigm for training the next generation of doctors. This paradigm includes surgical and endovascular simulation and skills evaluation before they are allowed to treat patients.”

  • “Using our in-house printer, we don’t rely on external machine shops that would generate both lag time and expense. Most of these fixtures and components can be 3D printed within a few hours.”

  • “For us, having a 3D printed model for restoring skull defects cranioplasties is a must.”

  • “Our first 3D printer has become our workhorse, and we’re producing quality parts for our helmet-mounted cameras faster and at lower cost, which has helped to establish and grow the business.”

  • "We train students on additive, and at the same time help Consortium members integrate additive manufacturing into their internal operations in ways that make financial sense to them."

  • “Surgeons are really rough on these prototypes while trying them out, so we have got to have tough material. FDM gave us the strength and durability we needed."

  • “The tool we developed combines the two existing tools into a single unit. As the surgeon squeezes two handle pieces together, the ratchet tightens the screws.”

  • “At Medtronic - Sofamor Danek, cutting-edge medical technology takes new shape, thanks in part to FDM prototyping technology. Forward-looking companies seek forward-thinking partners.”

  • “I like to see the excitement as students test and solve engineering problems, redesign projects and test again to find the proper solution. This really is the ultimate in student-driven learning with hands-on, project-based investigation that leads to solutions.”