Additive manufacturing has become a key technology in medical engineering, with continuous advancements over recent years. From patient-specific prosthetics and soft implants to bioresorbable scaffolds for tissue engineering, 3D printing offers unique advantages for modern medicine.
Trans. AMMM provides a dedicated platform for experts from engineering, science, and medicine to come together with industry leaders and entrepreneurs to explore and discuss the latest innovations in medical 3D printing.
Trans. AMMM focuses on the medical applications of additive manufacturing. Topics include printed anatomical models for diagnostics and therapy in fields such as internal medicine, ophthalmology, neonatology, oncology, orthopedics, and dentistry. Further areas are rehabilitation, veterinary medicine, and medical education. Key themes include personalized implants, prosthetics, assistive devices, drug delivery systems, and innovations in bioprinting and materials. The conference also addresses data preparation, postprocessing, biocompatibility, and soft medical devices. Regulatory aspects of patient-specific devices are part of the discussion. AMMM unites researchers, clinicians, and industry to foster innovation and support the clinical translation of 3D printing technologies.