Software and 3D printing in research and training: accelerating science and passing on knowledge

Software and 3D printing play a key role in healthcare research and training. Universities, laboratories and R&D departments use them to model, experiment and teach in a more practical and innovative way.

Twin 3D supports these organisations in integrating 3D solutions tailored to their scientific and educational needs.

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Universities and health schools: teaching through practice

3D printing enriches training programmes through anatomical modelling and surgical simulation.

Students benefit from a more practical approach, while teachers have reliable tools for demonstration and assessment.

Research laboratories: experimenting with and validating medical innovations

Laboratories use 3D software and additive manufacturing to design prototypes, test new biomaterials, model structures of the human body and simulate the behaviour of medical devices.
These tools improve experimental accuracy and speed up technology transfer from research to clinical practice.

R&D departments: industrialising medical research

In collaborative or industrial projects, 3D facilitates the development, validation and pilot production of medical devices.
R&D teams benefit from a flexible environment in which to iterate quickly and reduce time to market.

The benefits of 3D for research and teaching

Accurate modelling of anatomical or experimental structures.
Rapid prototyping to validate concepts and devices.
Immersive teaching with 3D-printed learning aids.
Stronger collaboration between researchers, teachers and manufacturers.

Solutions offered by Twin 3D

Twin 3D provides educational and research institutions with:

Certified software for modelling, segmentation and computer-aided design (CAD) for medical use.
Comprehensive support: installation, training and technical assistance.
A complete ecosystem: integration of our solutions with your software and equipment and/or access to our network of partners specialising in 3D printers, scanners and regulatory certification.