WS INKplant - Processes for ink-based mono and multi-material fabrication of additive manufactured implants
The planned Workshop intends to deliver 3 different documents related to the ink-based hybrid multi-material fabrication of next generation implants. Their tittles and scopes of the envisioned CWAs are the following: - CWA 1. Library of scaffolds and samples. The planned CEN Workshop Agreement defines a set of standardized geometries to be employed as tissue engineering scaffolds. - CWA 2. Workflow from medical images towards optimal personalized scaffolds The planned CEN Workshop Agreement defines a workflow to design scaffold implants from patient clinical imaging (such as CT-scans). - CWA 3. Methods for the process control of high-resolution mono- and multimaterial additive manufacturing. The planned CEN Workshop Agreement defines reference constructs and calculation methods for resolution, exactness and reproducibility controls for high-resolution printing systems including multimaterial prints.
Processes for ink-based mono and multi-material fabrication of additive manufactured implants
The planned Workshop intends to deliver 3 different documents related to the ink-based hybrid multi-material fabrication of next generation implants. Their tittles and scopes of the envisioned CWAs are the following: - CWA 1. Library of scaffolds and samples. The planned CEN Workshop Agreement defines a set of standardized geometries to be employed as tissue engineering scaffolds. - CWA 2. Workflow from medical images towards optimal personalized scaffolds The planned CEN Workshop Agreement defines a workflow to design scaffold implants from patient clinical imaging (such as CT-scans). - CWA 3. Methods for the process control of high-resolution mono- and multimaterial additive manufacturing. The planned CEN Workshop Agreement defines reference constructs and calculation methods for resolution, exactness and reproducibility controls for high-resolution printing systems including multimaterial prints.
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WS INKplant is a Technical Committee within the European Committee for Standardization (CEN). It is named "Processes for ink-based mono and multi-material fabrication of additive manufactured implants" and is responsible for: The planned Workshop intends to deliver 3 different documents related to the ink-based hybrid multi-material fabrication of next generation implants. Their tittles and scopes of the envisioned CWAs are the following: - CWA 1. Library of scaffolds and samples. The planned CEN Workshop Agreement defines a set of standardized geometries to be employed as tissue engineering scaffolds. - CWA 2. Workflow from medical images towards optimal personalized scaffolds The planned CEN Workshop Agreement defines a workflow to design scaffold implants from patient clinical imaging (such as CT-scans). - CWA 3. Methods for the process control of high-resolution mono- and multimaterial additive manufacturing. The planned CEN Workshop Agreement defines reference constructs and calculation methods for resolution, exactness and reproducibility controls for high-resolution printing systems including multimaterial prints. This committee has published 0 standards.
WS INKplant develops CEN standards in the area of Information technology. The scope of work includes: The planned Workshop intends to deliver 3 different documents related to the ink-based hybrid multi-material fabrication of next generation implants. Their tittles and scopes of the envisioned CWAs are the following: - CWA 1. Library of scaffolds and samples. The planned CEN Workshop Agreement defines a set of standardized geometries to be employed as tissue engineering scaffolds. - CWA 2. Workflow from medical images towards optimal personalized scaffolds The planned CEN Workshop Agreement defines a workflow to design scaffold implants from patient clinical imaging (such as CT-scans). - CWA 3. Methods for the process control of high-resolution mono- and multimaterial additive manufacturing. The planned CEN Workshop Agreement defines reference constructs and calculation methods for resolution, exactness and reproducibility controls for high-resolution printing systems including multimaterial prints. Currently, there are 0 published standards from this technical committee.
The European Committee for Standardization (CEN) is a public standards organization that brings together the national standardization bodies of 34 European countries. CEN provides a platform for developing European Standards (ENs) and other technical documents in relation to various products, materials, services, and processes, supporting the European Single Market.
A Technical Committee (TC) in CEN is a group of experts responsible for developing international standards in a specific technical area. TCs are composed of national member body delegates and work through consensus to create standards that meet global industry needs. Each TC may have subcommittees (SCs) and working groups (WGs) for specialized topics.