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Additive Snack

Step into the Future: Doc Sols’ 3D Printed Revolution in Podiatry

29 Aug 2023

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Additive manufacturing (AM) has the potential to reshape industries and enhance lives – complete from head to toe. Podiatry is an area where inspiration and innovation help customize an end-user product by blending AI, a platform-based business model, and additive manufacturing technology to create a medical application that enhances people’s lives.  Today, Host Fabian Alefeld is joined by Travis and Nathan Eadie who called in from the Australian Podiatry Conference. Travis and Nathan are an innovative brother duo behind the company Doc Sols, a revolutionary company making strides in podiatry with their additively manufactured orthopedic insoles. This episode promises a riveting discussion about their journey, their challenges and triumphs, and their vision for the future of AM in healthcare. Comments about the show or wish to share your AM journey? Contact us at [email protected]. The Additive Snack Podcast is brought to you by EOS. Key Takeaways: [1:09] How Nathan, a sports podiatrist, and his brother Travis, a tradesman began creating custom insoles 25 years ago. [6:51] Nathan and Travis describe the full-process chain, from the app to the 3-D printed end product. [10:36] How does additive manufacturing mixed with AI benefit customers of insoles who have different orthopedic needs? [18:06] What major challenges have Nathan and Travis experienced that stifled their progress of using AI with additive manufacturing? [24:42] What does the Doc Sols platform-based business model look like five years out?

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