3D printing orthotics with Formlabs solutions offers a streamlined and efficient approach to custom device fabrication. Utilizing the Structure Sensor Pro (Scanner) in conjunction with Spentys design software, the process is both rapid and user-friendly, ensuring a seamless entry point into digital orthotic production. This video showcases the ease of scanning ,designing and printing. The transparent material is Formlabs BioMed Durable Resin. The grey material Formlabs Tough 1500 Resin. Keep in

We’re proud to announce that Dental LT Clear Resin is now shipping! This material marks the first long-term biocompatible resin in desktop 3D printing for manufacturing splints, retainers, and other direct-printed orthodontic devices—and the fastest material to-date for Formlabs 3D printers. Learn more: http://bit.ly/2i5sM5a | Formlabs

Clear Resin V5 has been one of our most popular resins on Form 4. We've printed clear lenses, enclosures, anatomical models, and more, but we wanted to see if we can get Clear Resin V5 to be as clear as a common household item—a glass. This was just a visual proof of concept, so we even had to label it to avoid it being mistaken for a real glass and ending up back in the kitchen! Learn more about Clear V5: https://formlabs.com/store/materials/clear-resin/?utm_campaign=promo-glass-jul-24-global&u

A 3D-printed mold was used to make a silicone part for a biosensing headset, made with Formlabs SLA printers using Clear Resin. OpenBCI offers accessible, high-quality headsets, boards, sensors, and electrodes for biosensing, neurofeedback, and brain–computer interface research | Formlabs