The Tennessee Department of Disability and Aging is seeking information from experienced vendors and manufacturers regarding 3D printing systems, materials, software, and support services for their Seating and Positioning Clinics. The goal is to integrate advanced additive manufacturing technology into their clinical workflow to improve efficiency, enhance precision, reduce costs, and improve technology. The department is looking for information on hardware and technical specifications, software and digital workflow, implementation and support services, vendor qualifications and experience, and key performance indicators.
Some key points to consider include:
• The recommended 3D printer models and technical specifications
• The types of supported filaments and materials
• The software ecosystem, including 3D scanning software, CAD/CAM software, and slicing software
• The implementation and support services, including project management, installation, training, and technical support
• The vendor's experience and qualifications in implementing 3D printing solutions in a clinical or medical fabrication environment
• The proposed key performance indicators to measure the success of the implementation
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Jason Camperlino(Statewide Director of Innovation Centers)
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