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Mexican company moves to 3D scanning and printing for orthotic devices
Jan. 17, 2020
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Sergio Held
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BOGOTA, Colombia – The Latin American med-tech sector is moving steadily toward 3D printing solutions to speed up production and cut costs in specific sub-sectors, such as orthotic devices. A case in point is Prothesia, of Monterrey, Mexico.
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