The exoskeleton, made of a similar material to Lego, was manufactured using a Stratasys Dimension 3D printer so as to create a prosthetic light enough for young Emma to continue walking around freely.

Through the use of 3D printing, a Delaware hospital created a mobile plastic exoskeleton that now allows Emma to use her arms for many things. 3D printing ensures that a new exoskeleton can be created ...

On his website, Evill says that Cortex delivers localized support for a fracture or broken bone, essentially shifting the pressure of the cast, in this case the Cortex exoskeleton, to where the ...

Precise and flexible 3D manufacturing techniques make it possible to individually tailor everything from prosthetics to drugs ...

[Andrew Piccinno] is a mechanical engineer pursuing the dream of 3D printing a full-body exoskeleton called 3X0. It’s a project he’s been ruminating on since college, but the work really began ...

(See the CW article, “C-FREX exoskeleton depends on CFRP …”) “People have the concept that 3D printing can print any part, but you first have to have experience with 3D printing and with composites.

In the future, 3D printing such materials may be one way ... with potential applications in wearable exoskeletons, haptic architectures and reconfigurable medical supports.