Vinay Shankar | Blog: Recent Episodes
Dr Vinay Shankar
On this episode, we have CEO Bruce Elliot from Memory Lane games. It all started as a chat in a humble pub with his co-founder, where they began to discuss their own mothers and how much joy they gained from reminiscing over old photos. Recognising the value of conversation for those with dementia and cognitive decline, they have utilised a gamification model with photos and images in an app.
Learn about the journey to over 50k downloads and users in 100 countries, how they can utilise digital biomarkers in neurological conditions, how working with the Mayo clinic in the USA is helping to scale the platform and the story behind their popular game about the iconic London underground. Discover:
- How Bruce’s wisdom was developed during the dot.com boom
- How visual, cognitive, and emotional stimuli is connected to fine motor skills
- How stimulating memories on Vancouver and Sheffield, led to over 3000 games for those with dementia
- How users can search for recognisable cities from across the world to use the app
- How their premium service uses family photos and data
- How collaborating with the Alzheimer Association helped them test and modify the app
- How the games are designed to encourage conversation, not high scores
- How an elderly patient was able to overcome a traumatic experience using the app
- How the app can maintain or reduce the severity of symptoms in patients
- How collaborations with Mayo Clinic and Arizona State University is scaling their product
- How the app can track deteriorations in users with 7 clinical data points
- How their game play data has the potential to serve as healthcare data for early interventions
- How hyper-personalisation is what keeps the app competitive
Guest: Bruce Elliot
LinkedIn: Memory Lane Games
Website: https://memorylanegamesdirect.com/
Host: Dr Vinay Shankar
Website: https://www.oncedaily.co
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On this episode, CEO and co-founder Kelly Klifa joins the show to discuss Ally Health. It’s a company that uses digital scheduling with a track and trace type system to bring clinical care to the home. No stranger to entrepreneurship, she is the founder of Testing for All, a company with an annual turnover of £29 million, which became the leading Covid-19 platform for connecting laboratories and home testing. They started with just one partner, and ended with eight labs processing between 8K and 10K tests a day.Ally Health utilises a similar tech to ensure that community nursing workflow is optimised replacing traditional systems that meet demand with less efficiently. It also brings the ability for patients to have real-time updates about their nursing visits.Discover:* How Kelly developed her first successful venture, Testing for All through the pandemic * How her mission to make Testing for All accessible and affordable succeeded * How they built real-time integrations across the logistical journey for transparency * How the development of Testing for All and the experience of Covid-19 led to the creation of Ally Health * How the limits of remote healthcare and the importance of nursing led them to Ally Health * How Ally Health can replace an inefficient paper-based system for mobile and community nursing * How they created a platform to aggregate nurses and create an on-demand scheduling system * How their solution can help support nurses with their workload by helping to get nurses in the right places which suit their competences * How homebound patients are now able to track their nurse visits with up-to-date visibility * How for agency nurses the platform creates a ‘gig economy’ to improve their access to work * How the platform is reducing admin work in the NHS * How their current pathways include preventative medicine and preoperative care * How they’re moving towards offering a supply-based resource search for nursing
Guest: Kelly Klifa
LinkedIn: Ally Health
Website: Ally Health
Host: Dr Vinay Shankar
Website: https://www.oncedaily.co
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On this episode Dr Patrick Hart joins the show, he is the clinical operations lead at Concentric Health. We delve into how Concentric is pioneering change in surgical operations and procedures. It streamlines how patients and clinicians navigate the consent process, reducing errors and delays in operations, integrating with electronic health record systems, and ultimately leading to better informed patients. The company is the market leader for digital consent in the UK, offering standardised consent forms for over 2000 operations across various NHS hospitals.Discover:* How Patrick pivoted from medical training to health technology * How he became a ‘founder associate’ at Concentric and what responsibilities and opportunities it has offered * How Concentric Health was developed by surgeons frustrated with archaic paper-based patient forms * How this digital solution prevents basic errors in information that can cause delays and cancellations * How increased medical-legal cases over the last 15 years have prompted a discussion on the field of consent in medicine * How the current organisational structure of colour coding consent forms often leaves clinicians stressed and overworked * How junior doctors and staff have praised the platform for providing standardised information at their fingertips * How a medical professional uses the platform and the customisable options they have available * How enhancing patient conversations not replacing them is the focus of digitalisation * How their internal monitoring continues to make the product more efficient for users * How their biggest competitor became the status quo, not a competing product * How Concentric are using several access touchpoints to make integration as seamless as possible
Guest: Dr Patrick Hart
Website: https://concentric.health/
Host: Dr Vinay Shankar
Website: https://www.oncedaily.co
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On this episode, Vinay is joined by co-founder Umaima Ahmad, to discuss their startup 52North and their ambitious tech that powers a life-saving product. Neutrocheck is device for those undergoing chemotherapy and who are at risk of neutropenic sepsis. With a background in financial law, Umaima and her team of co-founders were inspired to solve a problem that is a serious side-effect for those needing crucial treatment for cancer. Hear all about their journey to creating the product and how it all took off after a small grant of only ten thousand pounds.Discover:* How Umaima’s mid-career Masters led to the development of 52North * How her background as a financial lawyer gave her the transferable skills to become an entrepreneur * How a Cambridge University mentorship programme offered them their first investment * How they developed a product to diagnose neutropenic sepsis, a common side effect of chemotherapy without unnecessary A&E visits * How Neutrocheck, their product and app, can save time, money, and lives in cancer care * How using COVID-19 lateral flow kits as a stimulus helped them brainstorm a solution for diagnosing Neutropenic Sepsis * How branching out into digital and AI is being tempered by targets for accessibility and health equity * How patient feedback and input from medical professionals has been essential in building the solution * How they became the first product to be fully endorsed by the MacMillan Cancer Trust in 100 years * How Neutrocheck could reduce costs to the NHS by around £70 million * How they are beginning to explore new avenues for detecting disease using their portable low-cost device
Guest: Umaima Ahmad
Website: https://52north.health/
Host: Dr Vinay Shankar
Website: https://www.oncedaily.co
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On this episode, Adam Robinson joins the show to share how his diverse background including working with Tesco and Spotify, led him to found Surgery Hero. The company was developed to tackle mental and physical issues that can reduce the effectiveness of surgery due to various aspects such as anxiety, weight management, alcohol use and more. They provide their patients with education, coaching and digital tools that can reduce cancellations, hospital stays, and rehabilitation times. With the evidence showing that good perioperative care can improve patient outcomes by more than 50%, their goal is to have 100 million people have successful surgeries. Adam takes us through the targets for the business, their vision for the expansion of the product, and how his own experience impacted the development of the product.Discover::* How working with Tesco became one of the most creative times of his career * His thoughts on what companies understand about the necessity of UX/UI * His impressions on digital transformation in healthcare & the NHS * How they noticed a gap in the market for supporting surgical procedures * How they connected perioperative care and lifestyle changes with patient outcomes * How Surgery Hero is delivered as a ‘B to B to C’ model through their app * What you’d expect to find on the Surgery Hero app if you were facing a surgical procedure * How Wayne Rooney and Brad Pitt fit into their user design! * How they’re using behavioural change methods to foster lifestyle changes in the app * How they’ve built a market in the UK across 12 NHS sites
Guest: Adam Robinson
Website: https://www.surgeryhero.com/
Host: Dr Vinay Shankar
Website: https://www.oncedaily.co
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On this episode, Vinay Shankar is joined by Athena Doshi, founder of Celeste, a medication diagnostic tool. The company aims to tackle the gender gap in health, to provide prescriptions that fit physiology to improve outcomes in women’s health. Celeste aims not only to bridge the gap, but decrease wastage and eliminate the time it takes to treat a patient with the optimal drug. The platform works seamlessly with healthcare systems to provide a holistic approach to diagnostics and prescriptions. Learn all about it, and why Athena believes the ExactRx platform is a crucial infrastructure piece for healthcare systems.Learn about:* How she began her first company at college as a response to a medical mission trip in Tanzania * How she is using the principle of co-design to develop Celeste as a holistic standard of care * How Celeste is addressing the gender data health gap and its disproportionate impact on women * How Celeste’s diagnostic tool called ExactRx, is addressing the experiences patients have with medication to produce better health outcomes * How the tool automates existing guidelines * How the underpinning research for Celeste is pharmacometabolomics, an area the co-founder specialises in * How Celeste can be used by clinicians to better inform their prescriptions * How Athena is focussed on pitching Celeste as an infrastructure system for healthcare systems
Guest: Athena Doshi
Website: Celeste
Host: Dr Vinay Shankar
Website: https://www.oncedaily.co
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On this episode we have Louise O’Mahony, who is the head of customer success at EXI. She shares her transformative journey from managing exercise referral services to working with the National Diabetes Prevention Program and now working on the EXI platform. EXI has been built to integrate with existing technologies to create a seamless pathway to prescribing exercise and holistic fitness. The app simplifies the task of prescribing exercise for people, including those with long-term conditions, acknowledging all achievements. The data leveraged from the app is designed to help medical professionals review exercise regimes easily while continually refining the AI in the platform for better outcomes.On the show, you will discover::* Louise’s background in exercise and nutrition * How the EXI platform works and its approach to prescription-based fitness * How the word ‘prescription’ is influencing the role that exercise plays in health * How market research plays a crucial role in patient engagement * Louise discusses EXI’s decision to become a Class 1 medical device * How rewards on the EXI platform are used to promote healthy behaviours * How employers using the platform are exploring new opportunities for their employees * Louise touches on the benefits of human connection to improve health outcomes * How setting achievable goals is an essential part of healthy lifestyle changes
Guest: Louise O’Mahony
Website: https://www.exi.life/
Host: Dr Vinay Shankar
Website: https://www.oncedaily.co
On this episode, we welcome Alastair Murray who is the chief pharmacist at Phlo. He was started his healthtech journey at Echo, the digital pharmacy that was later acquired by Lloyds Pharmacy. Phlo aims to provide a safer, error-free prescriptions-based system. Its API creates seamless connections with existing client’s software and the distinctive Phlo Connect system uses AI to track availability, stock, and price. Learn all about Alistair’s journey, the experiences he gained scaling Echo, how Phlo works and their unique tech, and their ambitious plans to transform medication dispensing.On the show, you will discover::* How Alastair began working in the pharmacy world * His insights on Phlo, a digital prescribing platform * How utilising modern technology is an essential part of modernising healthcare * The key differences between Phlo’s proprietary Phlo Connect data system and paper-based methods * How the API system and safety protocols they’ve developed ensure consumer safety * How finding a team of like-minded has been a challenge for Phlo * How Phlo has developed various points of contact for patients * And much more…
Guest: Alastair Murray
Website: https://wearephlo.com/
Host: Dr Vinay Shankar
Website: https://www.oncedaily.co
On this episode, Dr Peter Fish, the CEO of Mendelian joins the show. Their mission is to make it easier for clinicians to diagnose rare diseases. Their AI based platform can sift through medical records to discover more than 100 rare conditions. As a serial entrepreneur, he has built and invested in various tech companies, combining his medical background with his passion for the tech industry. Learn about his investment experience starting at the age of 18, why they created the product, how it works, their journey to development, and their ambitious plans for addressing rare diseases, which seem to be not as rare as we think.On the show, you’ll find out:* Peter’s background and experience in molecular genetics * How he became a serial entrepreneur in South Africa at just 18 * What Peter learnt from failures and success in entrepreneurship * How optimism and a can-do attitude are essential attributes for entrepreneurs * How Mendelian began life in California with a few software engineers and a clinician * How they decided to tackle the ‘diagnostic odyssey’ affecting those with rare diseases * How research into disease and genetics mean that rare diseases may become more prevalent in the future * How MendelScan is identifying patients with patterns of symptoms to provide better diagnosis and/or treatment * How all their algorithms use deep clinical data in their iterations * How their NHS pilots have allowed them to scan 700 000 patient files records so far * How their work earned them the NHS AI Award 2023
Guest: Dr Peter Fish
Website: https://www.mendelian.co/
Host: Dr Vinay Shankar
Website: https://www.oncedaily.co
On this episode we have Dom Raban, the CEO of Xploro, a digital therapeutics platform. As a result of his daughter developing and then beating cancer as a child, he was inspired to create the company to help young people better understand their health condition. The platform uses augmented reality, games, chatbots, and AI to deliver health content to children and young adults in a more meaningful way. This improves satisfaction and health outcomes. Learn about his design background, developing the product, the key features and research, expanding into world markets, and how they plan to bring the product to adults.On the show, you’ll find out:* How Dom began his career in design and UX in the 80s * How his daughter’s cancer diagnosis inspired the development of Xploro * How noticing his daughter’s resistance to treatment was a consequence of little to no age-appropriate information * How Xploro’s uses 3D avatars to improve a child’s care & understanding * How games, gamification and AR can help a children’s familiarity with their diagnosis and treatment * How Xploro’s content is based on research into improved prognosis based on informed patients * How content is created in partnership with children and medical professionals * How their subscription fee is based on content configuration and not number of users * The differences between the US and the UK market in patient care * The future of the product for both children and young adults into 2024
Guest: Dom Raban
Website: https://www.xploro.health/
Host: Dr Vinay Shankar
Website: https://www.oncedaily.co
In this episode, Vinay talks to Brian Plackis Cheng, CEO of OpenRad, a teleradiology service. The company brings radiology reporting services to the cloud. It enables all medical imaging interpretation to happen remotely, allows easier collaboration with clinical colleagues and patients can access their scans through the patient portal. Brian is a specialist in scaling tech companies, with a deep passion for defining the future of radiology. As a serial entrepreneur, he has brought his expertise in AI, the cloud and online media to OpenRad.On the show you’ll find out:* What is OpenRad? * How OpenRad was designed to tackle the growing shortage of radiologists * The need to improve access to radiologists remotely and across the world * How traditional reporting is moving to the cloud to aid collaboration * How patient portals can lead to empowerment * How automation and AI can help the healthcare workforce * How solutions like OpenRad can decrease burnout and increase workload distribution * Brian’s experience in developing cloud-based apps and elderly care * How AI is becoming an important tool in diagnostics * How OpenRad has the capacity to create huge savings for hospitals
Brian Plackis Cheng: Brian Plackis Cheng:
Website: https://www.openrad.com/
Host: Dr Vinay Shankar
Website: https://www.oncedaily.co
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Lucy Jung is the CEO of Charco Neurotech, a start-up that has created a non-invasive device for improving symptoms of Parkinson’s disease. The CUE1 device uses vibrotactile stimulation through a small electronic device placed on the chest. It’s a unique device inspired by the famous neurologist Dr Charcot and already has 16 000 patients on the waiting list. Learn about her story starting from developing the product while doing her Masters at Imperial College London, her focus on using tech to help with long-term conditions, and all the detail about developing the product.On the show, you’ll discover:* How Lucy believes in the power of tech to improve quality of life * How meeting a man with Parkinson’s changed her research focus * How she developed Charco Neurotech’s mission statement * How keeping patients at the centre of their work drives innovation * How the CUE1 works and its development from interview-based research * How the device uses vibrotactile stimulation * How users have reported better balance, posture, decreased tremors and better sleep * What challenges Charco Neurotech faced and overcame * Lucy’s advice for other healthtech entrepreneurs
Guest: Lucy Jung
Website: https://charconeurotech.com
Host: Dr Vinay Shankar
Website: https://www.oncedaily.co
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On this episode, we have Lisa Patel, who is the CEO and co-founder of the drug discovery & development company Istesso. They work in the emerging field of immunometabolism, harnessing the connection between immunology & metabolism to help a patient return to their natural rhythm. Lisa wanted to further her passion to eliminate conditions like rheumatoid arthritis by creating a ‘first in class’ medication that could change the way we treat autoimmune conditions. Hear about her experiences from working at a world-class pharma company, her views on being mentioned in a leading financial column, the role of big tech in drug discovery and her advice for entrepreneurs in the STEM field.On the show, you’ll find out:* How Lisa’s experience at GlaxoSmithKline helped her start Istesso * How Istesso has successfully gained support from Innovate UK * How Lisa’s motivation to create efficient and effective medical solutions is powering Istesso’s work * How patient care became a driving force of drug development at Istesso * How she developed an arsenal of new skills as an entrepreneur * How restoring the body’s ‘natural rhythm’ is a core part of immunometabolism research * How Istesso is developing a new drug that could replace a common drug with many side effects used to treat rheumatoid arthritis * Her passion for solving the ongoing symptoms of patients suffering from autoimmune diseases * How deep tech and AI are helping in clinical trials and drug research * Her advice for women wanting to enter STEM careers or become entrepreneurs in the field
LinkedIn: Lisa Patel
Website: https://istesso.co.uk/
Host: Dr Vinay Shankar
Website: https://www.oncedaily.co
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Dr Abdullah Albeyatti is a GP and founder of two healthtech companies. Medicalchain harnesses blockchain technology to provide patients with access to their medical records on multiple levels of healthcare, removing barriers and enabling patients to be at the centre of their health. MyClinic is a telemedical solution created within three weeks of the Covid pandemic starting. It is now used in 78 countries and has unique clinician-inspired features. Discover the lessons learned through his entrepreneur journey, his insights on the intersection of medicine and tech, and the importance of empowering patients. On the show, you’ll discover:* How Dr Albeyatti found his calling as a GP in 2018 * How challenging systems were essential to becoming an entrepreneur * His experience in a Leeds Cardiology department where he built his website to standardise discharge summaries * How standardising discharge forms led to the development of Medicalchain * How Medicalchain helped create patient partnerships with doctors * How patient-held health records empower patients * How using Blockchain ensures the authenticity of medical records * How they developed MyClinic into a virtual waiting room for patients and practitioners * What Dr Abdullah has learned in over five years in Healthtech and as a digital health entrepreneur * How networks, whether employees or mentors are essential parts of your success
Get to grips with how Dr Abdullah Albeyetti became a two-time founder – putting his logical brain to the task of creating more effective and efficient processes for medical systems worldwide.
LinkedIn:Dr Abdullah Ableyatti
Website: https://medicalchain.com
Website: https://www.myclinic.com
Connect with Vinay: Vinay Shankar
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On this episode, we have Benyamin, a Doctor and co-founder of Deep Medical. He developed the idea for the company in 2020 alongside his co-founder, David Hanbury, who is an AI engineer. They wanted to help utilise appointments in healthcare more efficiently while being focused on finding solutions that were people-centred.Using AI, Deep Medical is designed to better understand human behaviour and predict who might be at risk of missing their appointments with 90% accuracy. We talk about Benyamin’s journey to developing the product, how the product works, their current rollout and their ongoing ambition to reduce health inequalities.
On the show, you’ll find out:* Benyamin’s experience as a junior doctor * How he started his own business in standardising care * How he’s used AI and a patient-centric approach to find out how to prevent missed appointments * How Benyamin found medicine despite a love of Maths & Economics * How he found radiology through his passion for digital innovation * How moving to the US allowed him to assess a tech-based approach to medicine * How looking at demographic data helped him understand the barriers to appointment attendance * How inequality, class and local environments are key to AI-based appointment allocation * How he and his co-founder David combined their knowledge of machine learning and clinical care to develop Deep Medical * and much much more!
Website: http://www.deep-medical.ai/
LinkedIn: Dr Benyamin Deldar
LinkedIn: David Hanbury
Connect with Vinay: Vinay Shankar
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Dr Anas Nader is the Co-Founder of Patchwork Health, a digital solution that connects NHS organisations to an increasing number of healthcare workers, reducing dependency on […]
Owain is a former NHS surgeon and founder at Cinapsis. It’s communications platform that enables GPs and clinicians to access support from specialists easily. Doctors can […]
Ben is a family dentist, and the founder of the Brush DJ app. Inspired in his early career, he created an app bringing together music and […]
Grace Gimson is the co-founder of Holly Health, a coaching app to support wellbeing. Grace came from a family of engineers and is naturally drawn to […]
On this episode, Manuel Opitz, a serial healthtech entrepreneur returns to the show. After continued growth at Mercuris, a 3D prosthetics startup, he has now started […]
John Marc is the Head of R&D at WeWALK, a startup with the ultimate vision to be a platform that unites the visually impaired community and […]
Dr Piya Sorcar is the founder of TeachAids. She leads a team of world experts developing public health education content used in 82 countries. In this […]
Enric is the co-founder of LactApp, a mobile app that offers personalised answers to women struggling or needing breastfeeding support. The app is driven by a […]
In this episode, Vinay is joined by Patricia, the founder of MYHIXEL. The company was founded in 2017 to improve male intimate wellness and to help […]
George Batchelor is the Co-Founder and Director of Edge Health, a data-driven agency that helps healthcare providers be more efficient through better and more intelligent use […]
In this episode, Vinay is joined by Manuel Opitz, the Co-Founder of Mecuris, a digital workshop to create orthotics & prosthesis to save cost and time, […]
Nobi is a smart lamp with a mission to enable older adults to live at home comfortably for as long as possible, by using fall prevention […]
Our guest today, Laurent Martinot, explains how Sunrise was founded to reduce the challenges associated with diagnosing sleep apnoea.. Inspired by their father, a physician with […]
Our guest on this episode is Jon, co-founder of Miiskin, an app that helps the user monitor their skin for signs of cancer. Dubbed a ‘mole-mapping’ app, Miiskin empowers users and helps them become proactive in their skin care. Learn about the app’s simple beginnings and story, their path to using augmented reality and AI for automatic skin imaging, and the importance of privacy. Topics Covered in this Episode: How Miiskin’s technology works * The founders personal story. * Basic and premium version.
“The back is always difficult to keep an eye on.”
The platform * Initially a minimally viable product, Miiskin turned into something much more technologically advanced.
“We have gone from a photolog…to very sophisticated imaging tech.”
Machine learning and artificial intelligence * The AI supports taking unstructured images of skin and making sense of them. * AI can augment the patient’s own understanding of their skin. * The data can develop a kind of “filter” to track skin developments. * The goal is for patients to come into the doctor’s office with more information.
“What you can use machine learning for is structuring the information.”
The logic behind the pricing model. * $24.95 for a yearly subscription. * The cost needs to be low enough to avoid it being a barrier but able to sustain the app long-term.
Privacy and security for users and patients * All data on the phone and servers is encrypted. * Photos are not part of the phone photo library. * A premium feature allows users to login and access their photos—even with a different device or if they lose it.
Challenges working in the healthcare space * Hurdles to overcome in the healthcare space to establish ethos. * Language barriers in app that is listed worldwide. * Proving the app through hospital or patient-based research.
“A lot of people trust the medical validity of a lot of apps on NHS app library.”
More information: Mobile app tracks mole changes through photos
www.miiskin.com
Our guest on this episode is Sigvards, co-founder of CastPrint, a company that uses 3D printing to make a more comfortable cast for fractures. Sigvards talks about how he came up with the idea and how CastPrint works. Learn about their process, their plans to tap into 10% of the European fracture cast market where there are 6 million fractures a year, and the future of 3D printing. Topics Covered in this Episode: * birth of CastPrint. * science of 3D printed casts. * and drawbacks of CastPrint’s technology. * future of CastPrint and 3D printing in medicine.
The birth of CastPrint: * Frustration with the problems of traditional casts. * Plaster of Paris casts are uncomfortable. * Mobility is limited. * technology hasn’t really changed for almost two hundred years.
“Fractures and casts are just the beginning of this 3D printing technology.”
The science of 3D printed casts: * Allows people to recover from a variety of injuries in a more comfortable way. * They’re bio-degradable and hypo-allergenic. * CastPrints are so simple, they can be created from scanning undertaken on an iPhone.
“We’re looking to the research to say this is equally effective.”
Benefits and drawbacks of CastPrint’s technology: * It’s about three times as strong as a plaster cast. * CastPrints are more expensive, but you can significantly reduce rehabilitation costs. * Regular casts will always be cheaper because the material they require is cheap and readily available, but the applications for plastic casts are worth further research.
“You need to remember this is a medical device, and quality is important.”
Benefits and drawbacks of CastPrint’s technology: * It’s about three times as strong as a plaster cast. * CastPrints are more expensive, but you can significantly reduce rehabilitation costs. * Regular casts will always be cheaper because the material they require is cheap and readily available, but the applications for plastic casts are worth further research.
“You need to remember this is a medical device, and quality is important.”
The future of CastPrint and 3D printing in medicine: * CastPrint has printed about 600 casts so far. * They would like to tackle 10% of the cast market for fracture injuries. * Cast printing is just the beginning–long-term rehab is in the future. * 3D printing biomaterial is very exciting.
“If you’ve seen The Terminator 2 — man and machine are becoming more and more intertwined.”
For more information: Website: https://castprint.co/