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The clever researchers at the University of Queensland (UQ) Robotics Club have created a functioning prosthetic forearm, intended to advance open-source knowledge around 3D prosthetic limbs. The breakthrough development is a big step towards functional and affordable prosthetic arms, where currently only expensive cosmetic arms are available. Project manager and UQ Business student Lex Van … 
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Bioprinting promises to change the way we look at the field of medicine forever. As several companies are already printing living human tissue, it’s only a matter of time before many ailments can be...
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3D printing is on pace to change more than just the manufacturing industry. Find out what bioprinting recently helped researchers at two universities create, and how this breakthrough could wind up saving lives.
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Some of us have had the experience ourselves, regretfully, of enduring a trauma resulting in a broken limb which never completely healed. More often, we know others who have been through falls, motorcycle accidents, car wrecks, etc., and...
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There’s one thing you may have begun to notice about digital design and 3D printing: whatever you think might happen in the future is probably going to advance far beyond whatever you envisioned or...
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