UNIVERSITY
Technische Universiteit Delft
TYPE OF CERTIFICATION
no certification
CATEGORY
MOOCs/self-paced courses
SUBJECT AREA
Natural Science Engineering and Technology
OFFERED TO
General Public
Professionals
Description
Teaches filament 3D printing to design and produce biomedical spare parts, assistive tools and training devices for resource-limited hospital settings, covering CAD design, printer operation/maintenance and integration into clinical workflows. Taught by Jenny Dankelman, Tim Horeman and Arjan Knulst.
Expected learning outcomes
- Identify healthcare challenges that can be solved with 3D printing.
- Understand the principles of filament 3D printing.
- Design biomedical spare parts, assistive and training devices using CAD software.
- Setup, operate and maintain low-cost 3D printers.
- Integrate printed parts into clinical workflows.
Learning opportunity structure
6 Weeks, 4 - 6 Hours per week
Schedule Information
Starts anytime / Self-paced
Learning Assessment
At the beginning of each course, you will have access to the assessment methods and criteria. Most of the assignments are completed throughout the course, but in some cases you might need to do a proctored exam at the end.
Contact person
TUDelft Learning for Life Centre (e-mail: support-LfL@tudelft.nl)