Renishaw
Renishaw showcases metal AM services at Med-Tech Innovation Expo
Renishaw is showcasing its metal additive Manufacturing (AM) services for those looking for a reliable, long-term partner at stand H27 at Med-Tech Innovation Expo. Read more
Renishaw develops drug delivery device for Parkinson’s patients
Renishaw has built a device used in a clinical trial that allows the delivery of Glial Cell Line Derived Neurotrophic Factor (GDNF) with the hope of regenerating dying dopamine brain cells in people with Parkinson’s. Read more
Renishaw collaborates with two advanced tech firms to produce spinal implants
Engineering company Renishaw has collaborated with advanced technology companies Irish Manufacturing Research (IMR) and nTopology to demonstrate the advantages of additive manufacturing (AM) in the production of spinal implants. Read more
Renishaw teams up with hospital to manufacture dental products
Renishaw has collaborated with University Dental Hospital Wales (UDH) to manufacture a series of dental products using additive manufacturing (AM). Read more
Welsh secretary visits 3D manufacturing site to discuss future of engineering
The secretary of state for Wales Alun Cairns recently toured the site of an engineering company to discuss the future of engineering in Wales. Read more
Case Study: A new generation of digital scanner?
Renishaw worked with 3DHISTECH to produce a digital slide scanner that integrates optical and magnetic position feedback encoders. Read more
New robot could help hospitals save time and money by making neurosurgery more accessible
A new surgical robot could help hospitals save time and money by making frameless neurosurgery more accessible. Read more
University of Birmingham chooses Renishaw systems for healthcare research
The University of Birmingham has chosen two additive manufacturing systems from engineering technologies company Renishaw as part of a new centre for custom medical devices. Read more
Is the Medical Device Regulation a threat to additive manufacturing?
Bryan Austin, general manager of global engineering company Renishaw, writes about how the additive manufacturing industry should handle the European Union’s new Medical Device Regulation (MDR). Read more
Imperial College engineer takes implant tech stateside
Dr Jonathan Jeffers of Imperial College London, recently presented data from an ongoing project investigating the development of load bearing lattice structures for orthopaedic implants. Read more
Renishaw surgical robot assists with neurosurgery at Liverpool NHS Trust
A surgical robot developed by engineering company Renishaw has assisted with neurosurgery at a Liverpool NHS Trust. Read more
Top dog: 3D printing saves man’s best friend
Experts from Germany, Canada and the UK have used metal 3D printing to help save a Canadian family’s dog. Read more
All in your head: design considerations for additively manufactured implants
Dave Beeby, principal development engineer, additive manufacturing technology and concepts at Renishaw, discusses the considerations for additively manufactured implants. Read more
Where’s Wall-E? Did you spot the Renishaw robot in Holby City?
Renishaw’s neuromate stereotactic robot recently featured in an episode of the BBC drama Holby City. Read more
3D printing cuts theatre time in reconstructive surgery
Complex reconstructive surgery can significantly benefit from a digital workflow and pre-planning processes to help optimise operating theatre productivity with excellent surgical results. Read more
Renishaw brings additive manufacturing expertise to Canada
The company is contributing to a new Canadian medical device centre. Read more
Surgeons share 3D printing tips for patient specific implants
Three surgeons showcased implant technology from engineering and healthtech company, Renishaw, during a masterclass at the British Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons (BAOMS) conference this year. Read more
Renishaw to discuss MDR at Digital Symposium
Engineering and scientific technologies company, Renishaw, will be exhibiting at the Digital Symposium at Swansea University on 29 June as part of its event, “Digital Futures in Health and Wellbeing: can public services survive without them?”. Read more
