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3 Ways Real Health Care Is Catching Up to Sci-Fi Health Care
http://www.fool.com/investing/general/2014/01/11/3-ways-real…
http://www.fool.com/investing/general/2014/01/11/3-ways-real…
... und hier noch mal zum Thema "Nachrichten" aus dem Hause ONVO mit Auszug vom August 2013 und Namen "Changing the Shape of Medical Research and Practice."
http://www.organovo.com/sites/default/files/assets/pdfs/Orga…
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Organovo Milestones Next 24 - 36 months
Development and launch of 3D Liver
Scientific proof of concept - April 2013 ✔
Functional Validation - Testing against known drugs December 2013
Delivery to KOLs - Alpha and beta testing April 2014
Product launch - December 2014
Es wäre an der Zeit, den Fahrplan zu aktualisieren.
http://www.organovo.com/sites/default/files/assets/pdfs/Orga…
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Organovo Milestones Next 24 - 36 months
Development and launch of 3D Liver
Scientific proof of concept - April 2013 ✔
Functional Validation - Testing against known drugs December 2013
Delivery to KOLs - Alpha and beta testing April 2014
Product launch - December 2014
Es wäre an der Zeit, den Fahrplan zu aktualisieren.
DAS könnte auch die (Ex-)Kooperationspartner von ONVO (L'oreal, Roche) interessieren. ...sollte aber in keinem direkten Zusammenhang mit ONVO stehen.
http://3druck.com/kunst/3d-druck-mit-bienenwachs-3913968/
http://3druck.com/kunst/3d-druck-mit-bienenwachs-3913968/
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.212.741 von andech am 12.01.14 11:27:02Hmm, ja - interessant!
Aber in Bezug auf die Biotech Company ONVO eher weniger von Bedeutung. Der Schwerpunkt bei ONVO geht weg vom Consumer market bzw. dem 3D Druck im klassischen Sinne. Der Artikel passt in meinen Augen besser in das Forum von SSYS (Stratasys). MakerBot als 3D Druck Anbieter ist bei SSYS angesiedelt.
Im Wissenschafts-, Medizin- und Gesundheitsbereich sind börsennotiert nur sehr wenige bislang offiziell engagiert. ONVO ist hier einer der Pioniere. Die "Kollegen" im mainstream 3D Druck sind da schon um einiges weiter und haben wie im Artikel gut zu lesen den Vorsprung von ca. 20 Jahren aus Rapid Prototyping, Lasersintern oder auch Stereolitographie ... und nicht zu vergessen... einer sehr liquiden Industrie im Hintergrund (Automotive, Luft- und Raumfahrt, Energie). Technologisch wird aber auch ONVO definitiv von der Entwicklung auf Hard- und Softwareseite daran partizipieren. Die Herausforderung auf medizinischer Ebene ein Produkt massentauglich zu bekommen wird DIE Herausforderung sein. Der Markt dafür wäre vorhanden.
Ich wünsche ONVO nicht nur Glück, sondern auch Erfolg ... es wird ein spannendes 2014 mit hoffentlich mehr Höhen als Tiefen. Momentan ist ja schon wieder eine größer werdende neutrale bis negative Stimmung zu beobachten, weil positive Nachrichten auch aus Unternehmenssicht ausbleiben.
In meinem persönlichen Postfach sind in der Regel aber keine Nachrichten oft auch gute Nachrichten.
Aber in Bezug auf die Biotech Company ONVO eher weniger von Bedeutung. Der Schwerpunkt bei ONVO geht weg vom Consumer market bzw. dem 3D Druck im klassischen Sinne. Der Artikel passt in meinen Augen besser in das Forum von SSYS (Stratasys). MakerBot als 3D Druck Anbieter ist bei SSYS angesiedelt.
Im Wissenschafts-, Medizin- und Gesundheitsbereich sind börsennotiert nur sehr wenige bislang offiziell engagiert. ONVO ist hier einer der Pioniere. Die "Kollegen" im mainstream 3D Druck sind da schon um einiges weiter und haben wie im Artikel gut zu lesen den Vorsprung von ca. 20 Jahren aus Rapid Prototyping, Lasersintern oder auch Stereolitographie ... und nicht zu vergessen... einer sehr liquiden Industrie im Hintergrund (Automotive, Luft- und Raumfahrt, Energie). Technologisch wird aber auch ONVO definitiv von der Entwicklung auf Hard- und Softwareseite daran partizipieren. Die Herausforderung auf medizinischer Ebene ein Produkt massentauglich zu bekommen wird DIE Herausforderung sein. Der Markt dafür wäre vorhanden.
Ich wünsche ONVO nicht nur Glück, sondern auch Erfolg ... es wird ein spannendes 2014 mit hoffentlich mehr Höhen als Tiefen. Momentan ist ja schon wieder eine größer werdende neutrale bis negative Stimmung zu beobachten, weil positive Nachrichten auch aus Unternehmenssicht ausbleiben.
In meinem persönlichen Postfach sind in der Regel aber keine Nachrichten oft auch gute Nachrichten.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.196.891 von Sherby am 09.01.14 22:11:49auch ganz lesenswert, 3D auf der CES
(Quelle am textende)
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3D printers poised to be next must-have gadget for shoppers
Posted on January 10, 2014 by Asher Berube
January 10, 2014 (Source: CTV) — A 3D printing trend playing out at the Consumer Electronics Show bodes a future in which shoes, eyeglass frames, toys and more are printed at home as easily as documents.
Music star will.i.am even made a debut here as creative officer for 3D Systems, predicting that the technology will do for many basic items what iTunes did to the way people get songs.
He predicted that within a decade, 3D printers will be common in homes and people will print out things like shoes, belts, eyeglasses and accessories instead of dashing to a shop to buy the items.
“3D printers will be in your house like refrigerators, TVs and microwaves,” will.i.am said.
3D printing has been around for about 25 years but has seen a surge in popularity as the technology improves and costs drop to a point accessible for hobbyists, artists and entrepreneurs.
Printers aimed at the home market typically use corn-based, biodegradable plastic layered and shaped using lasers and heated plates.
“Think of it as laying microscopic bricks; layers and layers of these bricks,” said Roger Chang, chief executive of Singapore-based Pirate 3D, which makes a Buccaneer home printer that sells for $497.
“Eventually, if you put enough bricks you get a building.”
Brooklyn-based MakerBot was the only 3D printer company at CES five years ago. Now, it is surrounded by rivals on a large section of show floor devoted to the trend.
“We feel like this is the year of 3D printing,” MakerBot spokeswoman Jenifer Howard told AFP.
“Now, entrepreneurs without major financial backing can create prototypes themselves and even do small-scale manufacturing. It changes the whole picture.”
Along with objects such as figurines, chess pieces and appliance handles, printers can pump out ball bearings, gears and components for creations with moving parts.
“3D printing really is limitless,” Howard said.
She noted that aerospace and defense contractor Lockheed Martin used MakerBot printers to make a part for a telescope set to launch into space in about four years.
MakerBot printers have been used in Africa to make prosthetic hands at a fraction of what they might typically cost, according to Howard.
Digital plans for the “robo-hand” have been downloaded 55,000 times, according to MakerBot, which makes a vast library of digital blueprints available free at its website.
Fifth-generation Makerbot printers range from $1,375 to $6,500.
“Once you start 3D printing, you actually look at the world differently,” Howard said.
“Instead of thinking of going to the store, you say you can make it yourself.”
3D printing has gone from languishing to being an attention-getting trend, but it will take “killer use cases” to get them into homes, according to NPD Group analyst Stephen Baker.
“Most people aren’t printing their own cellphone cases or backpacks,” Baker said.
“You can make an argument that 3D printing was languishing and now there is energy in a category that was pretty dull. We are probably a ways away from disrupting manufacturing.”
3D Pirate’s Chang thinks independent toymakers will be among those leading to making 3D printing mainstream.
“The same way iTunes allowed independent musicians to flourish by posting digital songs, indie toy designers can let their customers just print out the toys without worrying about economies of scale or distribution deals,” Chang said.
Andrew Boggeri of Las Vegas-based Full Spectrum Laser cited a study indicating that the average US home could save up to $2,000 annually by printing their own replacement for 27 commonly broken household items.
“The US is a hotbed of 3D printing right now,” Boggeri said.
- See more at: http://investorintel.com/technology-press/3d-printers-poised…
(Quelle am textende)
Home > Technology Press > 3D printers poised to be next must-have gadget for shoppers
Post navigation
3D printers poised to be next must-have gadget for shoppers
Posted on January 10, 2014 by Asher Berube
January 10, 2014 (Source: CTV) — A 3D printing trend playing out at the Consumer Electronics Show bodes a future in which shoes, eyeglass frames, toys and more are printed at home as easily as documents.
Music star will.i.am even made a debut here as creative officer for 3D Systems, predicting that the technology will do for many basic items what iTunes did to the way people get songs.
He predicted that within a decade, 3D printers will be common in homes and people will print out things like shoes, belts, eyeglasses and accessories instead of dashing to a shop to buy the items.
“3D printers will be in your house like refrigerators, TVs and microwaves,” will.i.am said.
3D printing has been around for about 25 years but has seen a surge in popularity as the technology improves and costs drop to a point accessible for hobbyists, artists and entrepreneurs.
Printers aimed at the home market typically use corn-based, biodegradable plastic layered and shaped using lasers and heated plates.
“Think of it as laying microscopic bricks; layers and layers of these bricks,” said Roger Chang, chief executive of Singapore-based Pirate 3D, which makes a Buccaneer home printer that sells for $497.
“Eventually, if you put enough bricks you get a building.”
Brooklyn-based MakerBot was the only 3D printer company at CES five years ago. Now, it is surrounded by rivals on a large section of show floor devoted to the trend.
“We feel like this is the year of 3D printing,” MakerBot spokeswoman Jenifer Howard told AFP.
“Now, entrepreneurs without major financial backing can create prototypes themselves and even do small-scale manufacturing. It changes the whole picture.”
Along with objects such as figurines, chess pieces and appliance handles, printers can pump out ball bearings, gears and components for creations with moving parts.
“3D printing really is limitless,” Howard said.
She noted that aerospace and defense contractor Lockheed Martin used MakerBot printers to make a part for a telescope set to launch into space in about four years.
MakerBot printers have been used in Africa to make prosthetic hands at a fraction of what they might typically cost, according to Howard.
Digital plans for the “robo-hand” have been downloaded 55,000 times, according to MakerBot, which makes a vast library of digital blueprints available free at its website.
Fifth-generation Makerbot printers range from $1,375 to $6,500.
“Once you start 3D printing, you actually look at the world differently,” Howard said.
“Instead of thinking of going to the store, you say you can make it yourself.”
3D printing has gone from languishing to being an attention-getting trend, but it will take “killer use cases” to get them into homes, according to NPD Group analyst Stephen Baker.
“Most people aren’t printing their own cellphone cases or backpacks,” Baker said.
“You can make an argument that 3D printing was languishing and now there is energy in a category that was pretty dull. We are probably a ways away from disrupting manufacturing.”
3D Pirate’s Chang thinks independent toymakers will be among those leading to making 3D printing mainstream.
“The same way iTunes allowed independent musicians to flourish by posting digital songs, indie toy designers can let their customers just print out the toys without worrying about economies of scale or distribution deals,” Chang said.
Andrew Boggeri of Las Vegas-based Full Spectrum Laser cited a study indicating that the average US home could save up to $2,000 annually by printing their own replacement for 27 commonly broken household items.
“The US is a hotbed of 3D printing right now,” Boggeri said.
- See more at: http://investorintel.com/technology-press/3d-printers-poised…
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3D printing of blood vessels goes to clinical trials
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http://www.tgdaily.com/3d-printing/85046-3d-printing-of-bloo…
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Artikel auf tgdaily.com bzw. von engineering.com)
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.158.541 von Knorre73 am 05.01.14 11:52:21Hallo Knorre 73,
danke, 13 €, das dürfte zu schaffen sein, vielleicht ja schon in den kommenden Wochen!
Gruß, Phase
danke, 13 €, das dürfte zu schaffen sein, vielleicht ja schon in den kommenden Wochen!
Gruß, Phase
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.156.251 von PhaseDrei am 04.01.14 16:02:33Die aktuelle Ausgabe ist:
https://www.deraktionaer.de/ausgabe/kaufen/03-2014.htm?dId=k…
Kursziel 13 €
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Kursziel 13 €
Zitat von Grawshak: naja, seekingalpha ist ja auch nur eine Plattform die Meinungen von unzähligen Schreiberlingen veröffentlicht. Wie auch in diesem Forum.
Wie macht ihr das eigentlich auf seekingalpha - habt ihr euch angemeldet oder ändert ihr einfach den Link am Ende ?
Gruß,
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