This presentation explains where residual stress is introduced throughout the material lifecycle. Attendees will learn practical indicators that help identify process‑driven distortion and recognize potential risks earlier in the supply chain.
In a landscape of supplier consolidation and volatile demand, Phillips Precision Medicraft unveils a next-generation model for end-to-end production solutions. A global spine OEM case study will be shared.
Hear directly from this year’s OMTEC Excellence Award recipients as they share how they ushered their technology from early concept to successful commercialization.
This case study highlights how OrthoPediatrics, with help from its partner Packaging Compliance Labs, consolidated 1,300 SKUs into 7 standardized pouches; developed packaging that could accommodate a wide range of implant sizes using the same pouch and carton; and finalized a new validation and materials strategy.
Forward-thinking experts in AM design and production will discuss the material advancements that are reimaging the way devices are designed and function, explore innovations in geometries and builds, and consider ways to scale production and close the gap between prototypes and real-world performance.
Orthopedic OEMs are increasingly turning to outsourced partners to accelerate innovation, access specialized expertise, and manage costs more effectively. Hear presentations from three contract manufacturers that offer design and manufacturing expertise.
Global supply chains face serious ongoing disruption that is forcing orthopedic companies to re-evaluate their reliance on offshore manufacturing. This informative and interactive session explores why onshoring has become a strategic priority.
Today, the "leave nothing behind" philosophy, combined with advanced metallurgy, has renewed interest in Mg as an absorbable implant material. Attendees will gain insight into the design considerations necessary to integrate Mg into next-generation orthopedic devices.
Too often, OEMs uncover manufacturability challenges late in the process, when design changes are most disruptive and expensive. This session is about how early collaboration between OEMs and precision manufacturers, combined with DFM, can smooth the transition from prototype to production.
Nanovis will officially launch a new nanotechnology and show how our platform is expanding beyond a single surface solution. This presentation will highlight its key features, regulatory considerations and partner opportunities.
