A conference held at Apollo University in Chittoor highlighted the transformative potential of 3D printing in the medical field. Keynote speaker and Vice-Chancellor Vinod Bhat emphasized that these technologies are set to revolutionize diagnostics and medical treatments in the near future.
During the event, Dr. Mamilla Ravi Shankar from IIT-Tirupati discussed the rapid advancements in implant finishing and coating in biomedical applications. He encouraged students to stay updated in this evolving field. Attendees had the opportunity to witness live demonstrations showcasing innovations in 3D printing technology, particularly in the creation of artificial organs, which can be produced quickly and with high precision.
Senior faculty members, including V. Subhadra Devi, Ravi Shankar, and Satyanarayana, led these demonstrations and explained how this technological advancement can significantly impact medicine. The medical students and faculty from Apollo Institute of Medical Sciences and Research pledged to continually explore the opportunities presented by these advancements in 3D printing technology.
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