How 4D printing technology is revolutionising orthopaedic care

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It all began when one of our friends and Co-Founders, Mao, fell during a mountain climbing expedition.

While he was not seriously injured, he still fractured his arm and had to wear a fibreglass cast to recover.

In the long term, we are looking at exploring other uses of 4D printing, both in medical devices such as stents and respiratory aids, along with uses in other industries such as packaging and veterinary care.

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Author / Journalist: Abel Teo

Category: StartupsTechnology

Markets: Singapore

Topics: Community South Korea Castomize Medtech

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Article Type: News Report

Published On: 2024-12-15 @ 06:00:09 (10 hours ago)

News Timezone: GMT +8:00

News Source URL: e27.co

Language: English

Article Length: 1045 words

Reading Time: 6 minutes read

Sentences: 1 lines

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