Right to Repair & The 3D Printing Revolution

Presenters: 

Mark Gillingham
President | PolyUnity Tech Inc.Mark is a family man and passionate entrepreneur who is driven to improve our world. His professional career spans 20+ years in advanced technology sectors. An accomplished strategic management professional, Mark has expertise in technology commercialization and business management in national and international markets. He joined PolyUnity in 2021 as President of the organization and is responsible for Business Development, Sales, Client Success, and Strategic Partnerships.Mark is a proud and active member of the Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters (CME) - National Board of Directors, and the Chair of Newfoundland & Labrador's Advanced Manufacturing Cluster (AMC).

Dr. Stephen Ryan, B. Sc (Hons), MPH (international), MD
Co-Founder, CMO | PolyUnity Tech Inc.Dr. Stephen Ryan is a physician entrepreneur with a keen interest in innovation. He has a wealth of experience as a clinician, medtech founder, medical director, chief medical officer, board member and public speaker.During medical school he founded MUN Med 3D, Atlantic Canada's first biomedical 3D printing lab. This initiative focused on identifying practical use cases for 3D Printing in healthcare, ranging from distributive manufacturing to customized clinical applications. In order to grow the initiative and apply the lessons learned from research, he co-founded PolyUnity Tech Inc. His mission is to empower healthcare organizations to solve problems efficiently through the use of 3D Printing as an agile manufacturing tool.

Overview:  Join PolyUnity Tech for an insightful webinar exploring the Right to Repair movement and its intersection with the 3D printing revolution. Discover how additive manufacturing is transforming healthcare, empowering biomedical engineers, and enhancing medical device sustainability. Learn about the latest advancements, regulatory considerations, and real-world applications shaping the future of repairable and customizable medical technologies.