3D Printed Synthetic Soft Tissue
The grant aims to develop 3D printed synthetic soft tissue for military medical training. This innovation seeks to improve training logistics, accuracy, and customization for various injuries or patient-specific needs. The initiative will ease logistical challenges by allowing on-demand printing of consumables, minimize costs, and improve training through high-fidelity, anatomically accurate m…
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