3D Printing: LIFE IN 3D

LIFE IN 3D

There are many ways to find relevancy for 3D printing in everyday medical practices. Before inspiration can float down from the sky, sometimes you might need to think about the relationship between process and theory.  At other times, trying to figure out how to make stuff can provide a foundation for the generation of new ideas. Still there might be times, when you need to develop a skill set.

Interested in exploring the diverse range of 3D modeling?

• Click here to see what the NIH 3D Print Exchange has to offer.
• Embodi3d offers access to both 3D models and medical imaging. 
• If you would prefer a broader selection beyond just the medical tradition, click here.
• Tinkercad is a great tool for modeling with polygons and existing .stl files.
• For information on the conversion of bio-medlcal imaging into 3D models, try reviewing our libguide!