I have CT or MRI data
Begin with consultation. Imaging should be shared only when authorised and through the secure intake route or an approved private link.
Request imaging review →Consultation-led patient-specific manufacturing
From medical imaging to a model with a defined healthcare purpose.
Bioink works with doctors, hospitals, patients, universities, and healthcare companies to assess the need, review available data, and define an appropriate 3D-printing pathway.
CT & MRI reviewSTL, STEP, OBJ & 3MFQuotation after assessment
Choose the right starting point
Different inputs require different review pathways.
Bioink does not promise a printable result before reviewing the objective, data quality, intended use, deadline, and manufacturing constraints.
I already have a 3D file
Upload STL, STEP, OBJ, 3MF, or a safe ZIP package for manufacturability review and quotation.
Submit a design file →I only have a healthcare problem
Describe the challenge first. Bioink can help determine whether imaging, modelling, manufacturing, research, or another solution is appropriate.
Describe the challenge →Traceable project workflow
A controlled path from consultation to delivery.
Consultation
Define the objective, intended use, decision-maker, and required deadline.
Data review
Assess imaging or design-file suitability and identify missing information.
Segmentation
Prepare selected anatomy where clinically and technically appropriate.
Design review
Confirm geometry, scale, colour, material, and manufacturing requirements.
Manufacturing
Print, finish, assemble, and document the agreed output.
Quality control
Review the physical output against the approved project requirements.
Delivery
Arrange collection or delivery and close the documented project stage.
Customer visibility
Track progress without emailing for every update.
Submitted medical 3D projects receive a reference and private tracking key. The public tracker shows only limited operational status—not files, patient information, or internal notes.
Specialties and applications
Adapted to the anatomy and the purpose.
Bone, joint, deformity, trauma, and multi-level planning models.
Skull, facial anatomy, reconstruction, and communication models.
Heart, vascular anatomy, congenital structures, and research models.
Cranial, spinal, and selected neuroanatomical visualisation projects.
Sinus, temporal bone, airway, and complex regional anatomy.
Patient-specific models adapted to paediatric anatomy and care pathways.
Repeatable anatomical models, procedural trainers, and teaching aids.
Custom geometry for studies, validation, prototypes, and device development.
Project acceptance depends on the consultation outcome, available data, intended use, technical feasibility, applicable governance, and agreed responsibilities. A model is not automatically a medical device, surgical guide, implant, or clinically validated tool.
Case-gallery architecture
Explore capability areas while the verified case library grows.
The cards below are clearly presented as capability examples. Verified customer cases can later include approved objectives, images, outcomes, and permissions.
Craniofacial · Capability example
Skull and facial anatomy
Capability example for anatomical communication, education, and planning discussions.
Discuss a similar need →
Cardiovascular · Capability example
Heart and vascular structures
Capability example for patient-specific anatomy, education, and research review.
Discuss a similar need →
Orthopaedics · Capability example
Bone and joint geometry
Capability example for deformity visualisation, training, and clinical communication.
Discuss a similar need →
Orthopaedics · Capability example
Pelvic and hip anatomy
Capability example for complex geometry, reconstruction discussions, and education.
Discuss a similar need →Files and information
Share only what is necessary for the initial review.
Clinical or project objective
Explain the problem, intended use, anatomy, deadline, and who will review or approve the result.
Available source data
CT or MRI may be provided as a safe ZIP package or through an approved private link. Design files may use STL, STEP, OBJ, or 3MF.
Authorisation and privacy
The submitter must be authorised to share the data. Remove unnecessary identifiers where possible and do not use ordinary email for sensitive imaging.
Quotation and acceptance
Prices are quotation-only for consultation-led projects. Work begins only after scope, responsibilities, timeline, and commercial terms are agreed.
Start a medical 3D project
A scan is not the starting point. The healthcare objective is.
Tell Bioink what needs to be understood, planned, communicated, taught, tested, or manufactured. The intake form will guide you through the information and files available today.
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