The Chilean-North American company ArcomedLab has achieved significant success in biomedical 3D printing manufacturing. With 700 cases of patient-specific cranial implants in Latin America, including Chile, Peru, Colombia and Mexico, it says it is the industry leader in the region.
“It is an honor to lead the biomedical 3D printing sector in Latin America with an impressive patient base and unique PEEK and titanium 3D printing technology,” said Ilan Rosenberg, CEO and co-founder of ArcomedLab.
To drive further growth, Daniel Martínez has been appointed as Innovation and Growth Manager. With many years of experience in the fields of medical technology, innovation and clinics, he will strategically drive expansion in Latin America and the USA.
“I am excited to join ArcomedLab and drive biomedical 3D printing for personalized orthopedic, limb and spine solutions,” said Martínez. A second goal is to develop academic training programs together with universities and medical schools based on the ArcomedLab Institute.
This institute serves as a platform for collaboration with the scientific community and offers professional training on the special 3D printing system for biomedical products. The centerpiece is a cleanroom facility for the sterile production of individual implants and medical devices.
The state-of-the-art infrastructure enables ArcomedLab to produce patient-specific solutions in high quality. In the future, the company intends to enter into partnerships with leading clinics and universities throughout Latin America to further promote the spread of biomedical 3D printing.
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