Talking Additive - Robert Joyce, Founder, FibreTuff

Robert Joyce, Founder, FibreTuff

10/11/22 • 23 min

Robert Joyce, Founder of FibreTuff, shares the story of this unusual biocompatible material with "bone-like" qualities for 3D printing, and its current and potential impact on medicine and research. While the full range of properties will be unlocked by additional research exploration and regulatory approvals, already the radiopacity and bone-like qualities have revealed a number of medical, medical research, education, and bio-research opportunities.

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