3D Printing and Beyond
3D printing is revolutionizing the world of manufacturing, transforming scientific data into commercial products. These “one of a kind” prints can be custom tailored to meet the aesthetic needs of any healthcare, educational, or promotional initiative.
Do you need more than just one protein? Are you looking for something like a T Cell or an Anatomical Model of a Heart? Our durable plastic models can be mass produced, facilitating demand of any scale. These plastic models can be custom tailored to any pantone color, reproducing proteins as small hand held educational models, or large display pieces.
Educational Tools for Healthcare Professionals
Doctors tell us, they need educational tools to discus protein specific issues related to diseases with patients, and currently don’t have the tools to do so. Biological models such as ours offer doctors the chance to not only speak directly to the invisible nature of disease but SHOW patients the consequences of disease, addressing health and therapy in ways never before seen. These exchanges create memorable experiences, increasing the doctor/patient bond which is shown to increase compliance and improve the quality of patient’s care. Doctors can now simply point to a biological model and inform patients about information related to their disease or therapy that otherwise would be described as a number or confusing scientific jargon. Educational impact from our protein models is immediate and memorable.
- 3D print with internal ribbon structure of HIV Protease
Our protein models are designed with physicians and healthcare professionals, determining their needs and concerns so that our educational aids speak on behalf of healthcare professionals. Understanding HCP’s needs and concerns is the number one priority of our design process. It is through the collaboration with the academic and healthcare professionals that allows us to create high-impact patient educational aids.
Video exploration of Human Hemoglobin
Model Type: Durable Plastic
Biologic Design 
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