Through the use of 3D printing, a Delaware hospital created a mobile plastic exoskeleton that now allows Emma to use ... static applications & exhibition modeling 3. Bodywork – in Objet Rigid Gray ...

The future of health technology might not be designed by a technologist, scientist or roboticist, but by an artist, designer or dreamer. A design student at Victoria University in Wellington, New ...

A while back we ran an article from Soldier Systems Daily about a 3D printer used to build an AR15 lower. (https://kitup.military.com/2012/07/3d-printing-weapon ...

The exoskeleton, made of a similar material to Lego, was manufactured using a Stratasys Dimension 3D printer so as to create a prosthetic light enough for young Emma to continue walking around freely.

A new robotic, boot-like exoskeleton uses wearable sensors to adjust to each person who wears it, marking a significant step forward for robotics. The device, described in a study published today ...