How to Leverage 3D Printing in the Medical Sector
Allied Market Research estimates that the global 3D printing healthcare market is expected to generate $3.69 billion by 2026, representing a compound annual growth rate of 18.2%. Encompassing a wide range of applications that include medical device development, personalized patient care, and research purposes, this is a significant increase compared to the $972.6 million registered in 2018. COVID-19 showcased the true value of on-demand manufacturing when non-healthcare OEMs across the globe repurposed their fleets of 3D printers to produce personal protection equipment (PPE), NP swabs, and other devices used to combat the virus. Although the power of agile manufacturing was on full display in 2020, 3D printing is a well-established technology and has been used by countless medical companies and research institutes for decades.
Read Article3YOURMIND Supports the SIMMT With 60 3D Printers in France
Paris, France, July 1st, 2021 – The area of use for additive manufacturing in the military sector is vast, both from a logistical and industrial point of view. It enables a quick, decentralized, and flexible production of parts that would have been too expensive or too time-consuming to be manufactured using traditional methods. The potential to increase performance, reduce manufacturing costs, and deploy more advanced engineering solutions is considerable. The success of 3D technologies points to a possible relocation of production, the relevance of which is demonstrated by the current health situation.
Read ArticleAdditive Knowledge - Everything you need to know in one book
Everything you need to know about 3D printing, 3D scanning and 3D modeling - in one book. Check out "ADDITIVE KNOWLEDGE" this new ultimate guide written by Adam Rehak to help you better navigate the world of additive manufacturing. Get your free version at the end of this page!
Read ArticlePhillips Corp. and 3YOURMIND Partner to Innovate Warfighters
Phillips Corporation announces partnership with 3YOURMIND to identify AM-ready parts to address the US Government’s strategic initiative to increase warfighter innovation and battlefield readiness.
Read Article3YOURMIND and Automation Alley Work to Advance Industry 4.0
3YOURMIND joins Automation Alley's DIAMOnD project which is strategically designed to kick-start the digital transformation of advanced manufacturing for America, starting in Michigan. They will work together to build a distributed manufacturing network of 300 printers.
Read Article3YOURMIND Raises $12.4M in Continued Series A+ Round
The funding will fuel the company’s ambition to advance end-to-end production processes digitization.
Read ArticleSNCF Benefits Using 3YOURMIND Digital Qualified Inventory
SNCF embraces 3YOURMIND’s part identification and business case software to manage their digitally qualified inventory and streamline part identification for AM.
Read Article3YOURMIND and Energy Industry Shape AM Digital Inventories
Learn how 3YOURMIND is playing a foundational role in DNV's Digital Warehouse Joint Innovation Project. In an article published in September 2020, we announced that DNV, one of the major voices within the oil and gas (O&G) and energy industry, had invited 3YOURMIND to participate in the Digital Warehouse Joint-Innovation Project. Six months later, the decisive phase of the ecosystem simulation is underway with the 3YOURMIND platform as the cornerstone. This collaboration is a breakthrough in terms of the digitization of spare parts supply chains with additive manufacturing. The Oil and Gas industry ought to create new sustainable models and digital transformation is a key asset in this endeavor. The blueprint thus created will serve - beyond the energy sector - every industry in need of more flexible parts supply chains.
Read ArticleHow to Identify AM Parts with Digital Qualified Inventory
Marie Thiebault, Product Manager at 3YOURMIND, presented during the TIPE 3D Printing Conference about how the international spare parts business will be impacted by additive manufacturing. Her presentation received an overwhelming and positive response which has led more industrial manufacturers to reconsider their AM approach. The numbers never lie and Marie’s data is more than compelling, it’s motivating.
Read Article3 Missions to Scale Distributed Manufacturing in Defense
The US Department of Defense (DoD) just published the DoD Additive Manufacturing Strategy report in January 2021 highlighting its significant commitment to modernize national defense systems. The French Army recently partnered with a prominent 3D printing distributor in France to deploy one of the largest 3D printing military farms in Europe focused on spare part production. The list of governments, military branches and civil protection agencies adopting additive manufacturing continues to grow at an exponential rate.
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