Think Big Systems 3D Printing Technology

25/03/2025

This is to inform all concerned that Think Big Systems Pvt Ltd Delhi is no more in the business of 3 D Printing Technology and has shifted it's business in the manufacture and marketing of Orthopaedic Implants , Joints and Instruments .
We supply our products directly to Institutions and also deal through our distributors with in the country and abroad as well.. To know more about Think Big Systems Pvt Ltd Delhi please write to. [email protected] or Contact Shri Biswajit Das Directo. Mob. 9999250944 or. Rameshwar Prashad Sharma Director Think Big Systems Pvt Ltd. Mob 9818362785

18/11/2016

Children are the gift of the society on the shoulders of them rest all our hopes. Are we equpping them with necessary tools to enable them to discharge and full our optimism. 3D Printing Technology is such tool which is required and used in all walks of life . Its application is in all fields.
Begining can be made with the learning the use of 3D Models
Buy for them 3D Pen so they can be initiated in learning of 3D Printing Technology

07/11/2016

3D Printed photos

29/04/2016

NASA successfully tested the world’s First Full Scale 3D Printed Rocket Engine

29/04/2016

NASA successfully tested the world’s First Full Scale 3D Printed Rocket Engine

06/04/2016

Earlier this year, Materialise announced that it had obtained EN9100 and EASA 21G certification, authorizing the Belgian firm to begin 3D printing end-use parts for use aboard airplanes. Today, the company has said that it is now ready to put that authorization to work, 3D printing plastic parts for Airbus’s A350 XWB. Not only does this demonstrate that one of the world’s largest 3D printing services has entered into the mainstream manufacturing supply chain, but that the A350 XWB has just become even more 3D printed.

03/04/2016

20/03/2016

22/01/2016

Chinese materials firm Yingchuang New Materials has reportedly produced 10 3D-printed buildings in 24 hours, using a custom-built machine that outputs layers of construction waste mixed with cement.

03/01/2016

How 3D printed pills are personalizing medicine?

There is no doubt that when it comes to the medical industry, 3D printing technology is having a revolutionary, life- and cost-saving impact. From 3D printed custom prosthetics, to 3D printed surgical implants, to 3D bioprinted tissue, the technology is giving both doctors and patients an unprecedented understanding of the human body, and the unbelievable capability to repair, alter, and improve it. One of the more rapidly-developing areas of medical 3D printing is customizable 3D printed pills, which are already in development and could very well change how we treat serious and common medical conditions, from epilepsy to chronic pain, on a patient-specific basis, making medications customizable and therefore cheaper, more accurate, and more effective than ever before.
So far, researchers have been able to 3D print custom shapes for powder-based and even liquid medicine tablets in order to make them more appealing and easier to swallow for children. New Jersey-based pharmaceutical company Aprecia also made headlines this year when it became the first company to receive FDA approval for a 3D printed prescription drug with incredibly rapid-dissipation properties, designed to treat seizures in epileptic patients.

The most recent study in favor of 3D printed pills comes from North Carolina’s Wake Forest University, where researchers developed a computer algorithm to design and calculate dosages according to patients’ biological and clinical parameters instead of using pre-determined dosages. The algorithm could then generate 3D printable files, resulting in 3D printed pills that proved to be highly accurate, increasing effectiveness while reducing unwanted side effects.

03/01/2016

How 3D printed pills are personalizing medicine?

There is no doubt that when it comes to the medical industry, 3D printing technology is having a revolutionary, life- and cost-saving impact. From 3D printed custom prosthetics, to 3D printed surgical implants, to 3D bioprinted tissue, the technology is giving both doctors and patients an unprecedented understanding of the human body, and the unbelievable capability to repair, alter, and improve it. One of the more rapidly-developing areas of medical 3D printing is customizable 3D printed pills, which are already in development and could very well change how we treat serious and common medical conditions, from epilepsy to chronic pain, on a patient-specific basis, making medications customizable and therefore cheaper, more accurate, and more effective than ever before.
So far, researchers have been able to 3D print custom shapes for powder-based and even liquid medicine tablets in order to make them more appealing and easier to swallow for children. New Jersey-based pharmaceutical company Aprecia also made headlines this year when it became the first company to receive FDA approval for a 3D printed prescription drug with incredibly rapid-dissipation properties, designed to treat seizures in epileptic patients.

The most recent study in favor of 3D printed pills comes from North Carolina’s Wake Forest University, where researchers developed a computer algorithm to design and calculate dosages according to patients’ biological and clinical parameters instead of using pre-determined dosages. The algorithm could then generate 3D printable files, resulting in 3D printed pills that proved to be highly accurate, increasing effectiveness while reducing unwanted side effects.

18/12/2015

Puja stand designed and printed at our Lab.