The hospital needed valves; the manufacturer was overwhelmed by orders. Editors at Giornale di Brescia (GdB) newspaper thought why not 3D print them. In a hurry, and after a few calls, they reached out Massimo Temporelli, a physicist and entrepreneur who reached out to Brescian engineers Cristian Fracassi and Alessandro Ramaioli.
Their plan was a success with more than a dozen 3D-printed valves are in use. Click here to read more.
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