Our Successful Partnerships
Free-form hydrogel for oral delivery to the colon
Joint research between Professor Young Hoon Roh’s team at Yonsei University’s Department of Biotechnology and Lincsolution (CEO Keun-sik Choi), a KOSDAQ-listed domestic 3D printing foundry company
Surgical simulation model
Replicating anatomical structures 1:1 based on patient CT/MRI data. Simulating procedures with realistic pre-operative models reduces surgical time and maximizes success rates.
Tailored Precision for the Individual
We produce personalized devices, such as orthopedic braces and surgical guides, tailored to each patient’s unique skeletal structure. They deliver superior comfort and therapeutic efficiency that off-the-shelf products simply cannot match.
Surgical Implants for Human Use
Combining biocompatible materials with 3D-printed lattice structures. Our custom implants feature superior osseointegration to safely restore human body functions
Application
3D-Printed Medical Components
Lighter and more efficient
The inner crown
Using intraoral scan data, we fabricate precision prosthetics optimized for complex oral structures—including inner crowns, brackets, and implants.
PBF (Powder Bed Fusion)
Cobalt-Chromium
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Segmental Femoral Prosthesis
Lightweight internal and structural designs minimize physical stress on the patient.
PBF (Powder Bed Fusion)
Titanium Alloy
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Customized Rib Prosthesis
Engineered using 1:1 patient-specific skeletal data, this customized implant achieves a seamless and precise fit with existing sternal and rib structures. By incorporating a hollow structural design, it drastically reduces weight to match natural bone density while maintaining full metallic strength
PBF (Powder Bed Fusion)
Titanium Alloy
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Case study
Yonsei University × Lincsolution
Freeform Hydrogels for Colon-Targeted Oral Delivery
Materials
Materials for Medical Parts
We recommend the optimal material for your needs
Cobalt-Chromium
It features exceptional wear and corrosion resistance, high hardness and ductility, superior strength at elevated temperatures, and excellent biocompatibility
Exceptional Wear Resistance
Corrosion Resistance
Excellent Biocompatibility
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PA12
PA12 boasts a wide range of exceptional properties, including high mechanical strength, excellent chemical resistance, and outstanding thermal stability
High Mechanical Strength
Chemical Resistance
Thermal Stability
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Titanium
Lightweight yet exceptionally strong, it features outstanding resistance to both corrosion and heat
Strength-to-Weight Ratio
Corrosion Resistance
Biocompatibility
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