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This episode explores the transformative shifts in additive manufacturing within prosthetics and orthotics, highlighting key insights from the AMS conference. A focus on open manufacturing options and investor relationships underscores the challenges and opportunities for enhancing patient care in this evolving landscape.
• Discussion on reflections and takeaways from AMS
• Emphasis on the importance of open manufacturing systems
• Insights from industry leaders about consumer demand for flexibility
• Analysis of the investor's role in driving innovation
• Examination of Proteor's acquisition of Filament Innovations
• Exploration of the potential for global consumer markets
• Reflections on the future of 3D printing in O&P
Special thanks to Structure for sponsoring this episode.
Chapters
1. Industry Insights From Additive Manufacturing Conference (00:00:00)
2. Value of Acquiring Filament Innovations (00:10:26)
3. Strategic Considerations for Proteor's Expansion (00:23:41)
4. Alternative Models in Aerospace Component Production (00:29:16)
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