Where the scan technology lovers go to grow!
Electronic skin allows amputees with a prosthesis to feel the pain
Until the 20th century, prostheses were often heavy wooden gear with a gross shape and limited function, which made them unaesthetic and not functional. Today, however, we have prosthetics controlled with our minds, predicting movement, and fitting perfectly each person thanks to 3D printing technology.
The healthcare market and 3D digital technology
The global digital health market is fueled by a growing demand for improved communication between healthcare professionals and patients to reduce errors and provide better coordinated care.
Unboxing the Structure sensor
Take a closer look at the Structure Sensor, the most compact, user-friendly, versatile and affordable scanner ever made! Learn more about Techmed3D.
Living with a prosthesis that learns
Imagine the scene:you wake up in a hospital without remembering what happened and you find out that your left hand is no longer there. Read more on prothesis.
Unboxing the Bodyscan scanner
Here is the unboxing of the Bodyscan scanner. Take a closer look at the Bodyscan, the world’s best scanner for scanning the human body! Learn more.
Five healthcare technology trends
Every year, billions of dollars are invested in healthcare innovation. Most innovations do not work or do not meet expectations. However, from time to time, something new emerges and transforms the face of the industry.
Why use 3D scanners to measure the human body?
Accurate and repeatable measurement of the human body is essential for many industries such as fashion and clothing, orthopedic devices and body mass monitoring.