University of California San Francisco Surgical Innovations partnered with PrinterPrezz in an initiative to bring innovative medical devices to the forefront faster. A co-located center at PrinterPrezz was established, offering engineering and manufacturing access as well as an open ecosystem of technology that encourages the commercialization of new ideas quicker.
California-based medical 3D printing service bureau PrinterPrezz has partnered with UCSF Surgical Innovations, an incubator-accelerator for medtech innovators at UC San Francisco. PrinterPrezz is looking to open a new co-location facility which will leverage the medical expertise of UCSF to develop new IP. The hope is that this will further research and development of 3D printed medical products, with…
PrinterPrezz received certification for Quality Management Systems for the 3D printing of medical devices. Three things to know: 1. The company is certified for the 3D printing of titanium, non-titanium metals and advanced resin and plastic implantable and non-implantable devices. 2. The ISO 13485:2016 certification is an international standard that that describes the requirements for a QMS…
From medical implants to smart capsules, the use of 3D printing in the medical arena continues to grow. PrinterPrezz—a company focused on the creation of advanced medical devices using metal 3D printing, nano and semiconductor technologies—aims to take the industry to a new level with the assistance of Greg Morris, a pioneer in additive manufacturing (AM). He was recently…
“We’re thrilled to have Greg join our board of advisors to help PrinterPrezz revolutionize the medical 3D printing industry,” said Shri Shetty, CEO of PrinterPrezz. “We’re at an inflection point, where additive manufacturing has the potential to transform modern medicine and surgery, creating new options and improved clinical outcomes for doctors and patients. Greg’s experience…
Medical device manufacturer PrinterPrezz Inc., located in Fremont, California, USA, has announced that Additive Manufacturing pioneer Greg Morris, formally of Morris Technologies and GE Aviation, is to join its advisory board. Having founded Morris Technologies in Cincinnati in 1995, Morris is widely recognised for his contribution to the growth of Additive Manufacturing, both on a…
PrinterPrezz Inc., a trailblazer in combining metal 3D printing, nanotechnologies and surgical expertise to design and manufacture next generation medical devices, today announced that Greg Morris, a pioneer in additive manufacturing and formally of GE Aviation, will join its advisory board.
Medtech-focused additive manufacturing company PrinterPrezz Inc. (Fremont, CA) announced today that 3D-printing pioneer Greg Morris has joined its advisory board. His company, Morris Technologies, which he founded in 1995, was acquired by GE in 2012, contributing to its prominence in becoming a leader in additive manufacturing for aerospace and automotive applications, said the press release…
In 2019, California-based medifacturing company PrinterPrezz announced the news of signing a customer agreement with SI-BONE. The agreement is based on a deal of developing services for advanced 3D-printed orthopedic devices and implants. SI-BONE hopes to capitalize on the expertise of PrinterPrezz to come up with the next generation of medical devices. Brows Complete Research Report https://www.marketresearchfuture.com/reports/orthopedic-implant-market-838
“Medical is the next frontier for additive manufacturing,” said Greg Morris. “Like the aerospace and automotive industries before, the medical landscape is the next logical step for additive to make a profound—life changing, in fact—difference for both healthcare providers and patients. PrinterPrezz is at the intersection of manufacturing and medical, and I’m excited to contribute…