3D Printing Rallies During COVID-19
<p><strong>Materialise Making PPE Equipment</strong></p><p>Materialise used its engineering expertise with 3D printing and matched it with know-how in medical device design. Then company’s engineers collaborated with physicians to create a non-invasive solution for a 3D-printed connector that holds together standard medical equipment, including a mask, an air filter, and a PEEP valve.<em> (Image source: Materialise)</em></p>
3D printing technology has become a hero in the world of producing equipment to fight in the coronavirus wars.
Rob Spiegel | May 27, 2020
