In today’s 3D printing and Additive Manufacturing news we learn that 3D printing medical firm Amnovis adopts a 3D Systems Flex Dual printer. The Creatio institute of the University of Barcelona buys a Poietis (NGB)-C bioprinter to use it in a GMP setting. nano3Dprint launches a $6000 3D printer for flexible electronics as does Voltera with its NOVA.
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