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We are thrilled to share with you the incredible capabilities of our Customize software, which is transforming the way our designers work and benefiting countless patients. With Customize, our designers experience a new level of efficiency and productivity. By leveraging advanced AI technology, we have developed comprehensive trainings focused on key anatomies such as knee, hip, shoulder, ankle, and skull. These trainings empower our designers to obtain a first draft of image

Customize, a full-featured innovation software that opens up new opportunities for market players. If you're in search of digital solutions to successfully launch your product in the market, Customize provides a comprehensive set of services to assist you in reaching your goals. This customizable web platform supports you in your daily operations, offering advanced features, tools for process automation, and dedicated support at every stage. 🛠️ We believe that every business

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3D-Side announces the beta release of its Shoulder 3D Arthroplasty software, Customize. Customize is a web-based platform to enable mass customization for arthroplasty. It has been built over years to automate design and manufacturing of 3D-Side’s products, including patient-specific cutting guides and cranial implant. Customize is made of three modules: Interact (an interactive toolbox for surgeons), Create (a toolbox for engineers) and Supervise (a toolbox for quality mana

3D-Side announces that AI-based segmentation is now part of Customize to automate its cranioplasty product. The workflow from DICOM transfer to draft planning is totally automated. In other words, it covers segmentation of medical images, 3D reconstruction, detection of anatomical landmarks and implant fitting. There is no engineering intervention before the final decision is taken by the surgeon. First patients suffering from cranial defects have been treated following this