In a newly formed pioneering initiative, Anatomics has joined forces with Wesley College to introduce secondary students to the cutting-edge world of biomedical engineering. Through this unique collaboration, students are now crafting and 3D printing prosthetic body parts utilising the cloud-based AnatomicsRx Diversity software to engage in the 'Build a Body Part' program – a global first in secondary education.

Innovative medical device manufacturer Anatomics Pty Ltd announces the world first use of revolutionary StarPore^® polymer tissue scaffold for thoracic reconstructive surgery in Australia, USA, UK, Singapore, Portugal and New Zealand.

A new device that looks more like a fashionable beanie than a protective helmet is being used to help people after brain injuries, aiding their psychological recovery.

In 2019, Anatomics saw an opportunity to turn an abandoned car manufacturing facility in Melbourne into an expansive 3D bioprinting warehouse.

A multifaceted industry partnership with Monash Tech School, demonstrating the intrinsic links between medical research, advanced manufacturing, and the desire to improve people's lives.

Anatomics and CSIRO are pioneering a ‘Smart Helmet’ to monitor the brain in stroke and trauma patients.

Mr Paul D’Urso speaks about the SpineBox technology and provides a first-hand account with an intraoperative view.

Anatomics' response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Anatomics’ SpineBox^™ method of pre-planning surgery and of manufacturing customized devices has the potential to realize significant time and cost benefits for the healthcare system.

In partnership with Assemble Incubator, Anatomics is proud to introduce their new innovative site.

Anatomics was this week announced as a flagship project as part of the Federal Government’s $35 million BioMedTech Horizons fund program.

American Surgical Team Successfully Completes First 3D Printed Titanium and Polymer Sternum Implant Procedure in the United States

CSIRO has teamed up with Melbourne medical implant company Anatomics and UK doctors to carry out world-first surgery to implant a 3D printed titanium and polymer- sternum into a British patient.