Top 5 Videos: Korthotics’ 3D Printed Orthoses and More!

This week, we introduce you to Korthotics, the Australian company that, through 3D printing, produces custom orthotics. Thanks to 3D technologies, Korthotics is able to offer its patients fast and reliable production. For the second video, we’re taking this opportunity to remind you that ADDITIV Aerospace is just five days away! Finally, discover the new process developed by ExOne and Ford, by binder jet for 6061 aluminum, one of the most widely used aluminum alloys in the world. In any case, we wish you all a good Sunday!

Top 1: Korthotics manufactures orthoses using the SLS process

In this video from Korthotics how you can see how the company use new technologies to produce tailor-made orthoses. First, a 3D scan of the patient’s foot is transmitted to the CAD software so that a digital model can be created. As soon as the design has been finished, the orthosis can be manufactured using 3D printing. Korthotics relies on SLS technology and uses the 3D Systems ProX SLS 6100 for production. You can see the entire production process in the video.

Top 2: ADDITIV Aerospace

ADDITIV Aerospace will be taking place in just a few days! If you want to learn more about how additive manufacturing is changing the Aerospace sector with panel discussions on topics like, what are the main challenges to AM in Aerospace and how are they tackled? Or what part does does AM have to play in space exploration? Then register here! ADDITIV Aerospace will take place on March 18th from 8AM to 6PM EDT (1PM to 11PM CET). Come listen to experts in the field from NASA, the European Space Agency, Eaton Aerospace, Rolls Royce, Airbus, Collins Aerospace and more! Meet with professionals from Aerospace and AM in panel discussions, networking sessions and workshops. You can find more information in the video below or on our website: