Autodesk, Inc., San Rafael, CA, introduces its Autodesk Within Medical, generative design software that optimizes 3D printing of medical implants for the orthopedic industry. The software allows biomedical engineers to create orthopedic implants with micro-lattice porous structures that help properly connect the implants to living bone, and promote development of blood vessels in the surrounding tissue to facilitate healing.

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