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14-Year-Old Receives First 3-D Printed Nose In US
A 14-year-old boy has become the first patient in the US to undergo a successful nose transplant using 3D printing technology after his face was disfigured when he fell on a live power line.
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3D Printing to Guide Human Face Transplants
To achieve cosmetically better results out of complicated face transplantation surgeries, researchers are using computed tomography (CT) and 3D printing technology to recreate life size models of patients' heads.
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You Can Now 3D Print Your Fruits!
Get ready to witness a recent breakthrough from the world of science and technology that will take you by surprise. A UK based company has developed a 3D printer which can print fruits in a jiffy. The printer uses a molecular-gastronomy technique called...
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3-D printing spurs a manufacturing revolution
Businesses in the South Park district of San Francisco generally sell either Web technology or sandwiches and burritos. Bespoke Innovations plans to sell designer body parts. The company is using advances in a technology known as 3-D printing to create prosthetic limb casings wrapped in embroidered leather, shimmering metal or whatever else someone...
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14-Year-Old Receives First 3-D Printed Nose In US
A 14-year-old boy has become the first patient in the US to undergo a successful nose transplant using 3D printing technology after his face was disfigured when he fell on a live power line.
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3D Printing to Guide Human Face Transplants
To achieve cosmetically better results out of complicated face transplantation surgeries, researchers are using computed tomography (CT) and 3D printing technology to recreate life size models of patients' heads.
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You Can Now 3D Print Your Fruits!
Get ready to witness a recent breakthrough from the world of science and technology that will take you by surprise. A UK based company has developed a 3D printer which can print fruits in a jiffy. The printer uses a molecular-gastronomy technique called...
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3-D printing spurs a manufacturing revolution
Businesses in the South Park district of San Francisco generally sell either Web technology or sandwiches and burritos. Bespoke Innovations plans to sell designer body parts. The company is using advances in a technology known as 3-D printing to create prosthetic limb casings wrapped in embroidered leather, shimmering metal or whatever else someone...
