3D startup of the month: BIOMODEX, the printers of 3D organs and simulation models

Last month, we presented OWA 3D, the startup that is helping to lead 3D printing towards a circular economy. Today, we have chosen a startup that offers you a look into a completely different field, the medical field.

After realizing that medical errors were the third leading cause of death in the United States, Thomas Marchand and Sidarth Radjou devised a solution to address this problem. The result, a startup that prints 3D organs and simulation models. These 3D printed models can then be used by surgeons, to allow them to practice before an operation, thus helping to reduce errors and associated risks during surgeries. So, without further ado, we present BIOMODEX: the revolutionaries of the surgical world.

3DN: Can you gives an introduction to BIOMODEX and tell us a little bit about how you came up with this concept?

Thomas Marchand

BIOMODEX is a French startup that is based in Paris and Bostonx, that develops synthetic organs that are printed in 3D form from medical imaging of patients. With our startup, we responded to the need of training for surgeons when it comes to specific pathologies training and preoperative training.