UT Austin researchers developed a dual-light 3D printing method using resin that creates objects with both soft and hard properties, promising advances in prosthetics and medical devices that better interface with the human body.

Jack Heslin of Creatz3D discusses AI and 3D printing's potential for patient-specific devices while addressing manufacturability gaps, regulatory challenges, and the risks of over-relying on AI decision-making.

OsseoLabs' implants include surgical design and planning with assistance from artificial intelligence.