Johnson & Johnson Develops 3D-Printed Patient-Specific Surgical Tools > ENGINEERING.com
Last year, ENGINEERING.com had the opportunity to speak with Johnson & Johnson regarding the company's interest in 3D printing technology, after it had been announced that the multinational corporation had partnered with both Carbon and HP to use some next-generation 3D printing systems. Given the size of the company, a lot of the specific details were still under wraps, but, since then, Johnson & Johnson has shed further light on just how it plans to use additive manufacturing (AM) in the medical space.
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