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BioDapt’s prosthetics allow adaptive athletes to continue doing what they love by using custom machined parts from Protolabs.

BioDapt’s prosthetics allow adaptive athletes to continue doing what they love

What does the future hold for 3D printing within the medical industry?

Elastomers and silicone, molding and printing: so many choices these days to make your medical parts

On-demand digital manufacturing adds speed, reliability, and quality to production of medical parts

Protolabs kept two Paralympians in competition with rapid turnaround of critical prosthetic parts

Keep patients safe! Find out what materials can withstand an autoclave’s blistering heat and steam.

3D printing is making major inroads into customising medical implants for individuals. It allows implant manufacturers and sometimes even hospitals to create complex geometries and patient specific solutions that saves the surgeon time and improves a patient’s outcome.

We break down some of the top growing trends in the aviation, automotive, and medical sectors expected to spike in the coming months and years

In 2020, agile sourcing and swift pivots helped the manufacturing industry fight the COVID-19 pandemic.

Our new consultative design service addresses design feedback and gets your parts ready for manufacturability within our automated system.

Explore recent innovations in additive manufacturing, including new materials, technologies, and the world’s tallest 3D printed structure.