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RAPID 2013 Show Preview


tion-level information on the technologies presented during the conference and displayed on the show floor. The RAPID Exposition features nearly 100 exhibitors, including numerous first-time exhibitors, and dozens of new products on display, showcasing a variety of solutions. The expo also includes the fourth annual Contemporary Art Gal- lery, a collection of more than 30 art pieces designed and created using additive manufacturing technologies. Attendees are invited to a networking reception on the show floor on Tuesday, June 12.


Visit the RAPID website at sme.org/rapid to learn more and to register. Anatomical Scanning Software


The latest Mimics Innovation Suite includes Mimics version 16 and 3-matic version 8 for processing and editing anatomi- cal data from CT and MRI scans. Updated suite includes new features to increase efficiency including the ability to gener-


Versatile Shallow Bore Gages Variable-Size A.G. Davis Omni Gages


For gaging: I.D. O.D.


Length Spacing


Concentricity Center Distances Taper


Many models and sizes. Lengths to 84"


Accuracies to .000050"


ate 3D PDF files directly from Mimics, allowing publishing 3D medical models in a univer- sal file format for viewing, navigating and interacting. New features include improved traceability of the segmentation process by incorporating a log that’s saved in a project file or as a separate document for training


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or recommending a workflow for similar cases. Measurement tools have been added to quantify elliptical shapes to export for advanced analyses, multi-planar re-slice for comparing common clinical measurements from specific anatomical planes, curve planar reslice to easily quantify a narrowing in a tubular structure, as well as enhancements to the center- line tools. For cardiovascular professionals designing stents, valves, CRM devices or benchtop models, beginning with image data is helpful and the updated Mimics release saves time and increases consistency with semiautomated coronary segmentation tools and mask-morphing technology for 4D segmentation. In addition, users can improve visualization with a link between 3D view and fluoroscopy angles and per- form TAVI/TAVR (transcatheter aortic valve replacement) valve sizing and planning. Materialise


Ph: 734-259-6672 Web: www.biomedical.materialise.com


Updated CAD Modeling Software The new PowerShape CAD software offers enhancements that speed the production of designs ready for manufacturing, whether starting from imported CAD data or from scanned data. The package combines solid, surface, wireframe and direct modeling to provide a comprehen- sive range of modeling


For more information, send for our catalog or visit our website


A.G. Davis – AA Gage


Telephone: 586-977-9000 • Fax: 586-977-9190 www.agdavis.com • E-mail: agdavis@agdavis.com


techniques in a single CAD program. The main enhancement in the new release is the ability to rewind the solid history tree of a model to any position using a graphical slider. Edits can then be made, either by applying the Solid Doctor to repair problematic data or by using the full range of direct modeling tools in PowerShape, without losing the history of the model. Once the required edits have been completed, the rewind point can be moved or deleted; the complete solid history is then rebuilt automatically. PowerShape Pro combines these


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