| Date | Title | Description |
| 10.05.2022 | 3D Systems revenue falls 9% in Q1 2022 as divestitures begin to impact annual growth | US 3D printer manufacturer 3D Systems (DDD) has announced that it suffered a 9% revenue decline in Q1 2022.
As revealed in its latest financials, 3D Systems generated just $133 million in Q1 2022, a significant drop-off on the $146.1 millio... |
| 31.07.2014 | Simbionix acquired by 3D Systems for $120 million | 3D Systems plans to harness Simbionix’s global sales channels and clinical relationships – a useful bonus because the small company’s products can be found in simulation centers, hospitals, colleges and other educational facilities in more ... |
| 30.06.2014 | FDA clearance for augmented reality device lets surgeons see each critical step before they make it | The augmented reality component gives surgeons the ability to simulate and plan for potential scenarios and adds to their clinical insight. It allows surgeons to rotate an image or make it semi-transparent to get a perspective behind arteri... |
| 06.02.2013 | MRIs & CT scans become virtual 3-D models in rehearsal platform for high-risk brain surgeries | They’ve also presented the technology at some of the top neurosurgery hospitals in the country and hope to have 20 stations installed by the end of the year, he said.
The hardware and software for one model costs about $250,000, Avisar said... |
| 09.08.2012 | 4 things driving simulator innovation for surgical training | The decision by one Philadelphia medical center to do away with using animals as part of its pediatric training in favor of sticking to simulators reflects a national trend for training in relatively simple procedures. Although animals have... |
| 26.01.2012 | Simbionix aims to lead patient-specific surgery simulation market | The advantage to a simulation company like Simbionix of patient-specific surgery is that it opens up a market of experienced surgeons who could become customers.
“Patient-specific simulation potentially opens up a new market for us within t... |
| 16.08.2010 | Simbionix’s Colorado outpost cut for consolidation | Medical education company Simbionix USA Corp. plans to relocate employees from Denver, Colo. to consolidate the company’s education division in its newly expanded Cleveland, Ohio headquarters.
While any job growth in Northeast Ohio is certa... |
| 16.08.2010 | Simbionix to move education division to Cleveland | The education division develops curriculum and training materials that help doctors and other medical professionals learn how to use the company’s simulators. The simulators teach users how to perform medical procedures in a wide variety of... |
| 28.07.2010 | Simbionix expands Cleveland offices and adds R&D facility in Israel | Fueled by growing demand for its medical simulation technology, Simbionix USA Corp. will expand the size of its corporate headquarters in Cleveland and moving into a new research and development facility in Israel.
Part of what’s driving th... |
| 28.07.2010 | Simbionix expands offices in Cleveland and Israel | Jensen declined to share employee numbers or quantify the dollar investment in the new facilities.
In June, Simbionix and the University of South Florida received a grant of an unspecified amount to develop a laparoscopic hysterectomy surge... |
| 18.05.2010 | Simbionix USA looks for productive ways to harness ‘data exhaust’ | Jensen also could be the one to create new revenue for Simbionix by harnessing some of the data the company — and others — generate to drive medical product development and clinical trial design.
“I’ve worked for some of the largest informa... |
| 14.04.2010 | Simbionix puts surgery simulation education in palm of your hand | Simbionix is introducing its first app at the 12th World Congress of Endoscopic Surgery in National Harbor, Md., today through Saturday.
“Smartphones are rapidly becoming an indispensable tool for physicians,” said Paul Jensen, general mana... |
| 30.11.2009 | Simbionix USA to offer workshop for its medical simulation systems at German meeting — MedCity Evening Read, Nov. 30, 2009 | The Cleveland chapter of the American Institute of Architects has asked Cuyahoga County commissioners to reject the latest proposal for a downtown medical mart and convention center, according to the Cleveland Plain Dealer. The architects o... |
| 09.09.2009 | Simbionix finds leader to expand e-learning and content business | Simbionix’s main focus is a line of simulators for endovascular, laparoscopic and gastrointestinal procedures, among others. But the company has developed its online learning suite after the acquisition of eTrinsic and already offers some p... |
| - | Simbionix USA to offer workshop for its medical simulation systems at German meeting — MedCity Evening Read, Nov. 30, 2009 | News and notes from the day in MedCity, Ohio.
Cleveland’s Simbionix USA Corp., a leading developer of medical simulation systems, will for the first time offer a PROcedure Rehearsal Studio workshop at the International Course on Carotid... |
| - | Simbionix USA looks for productive ways to harness ‘data exhaust’ | Updated 7:08 p.m.
Information has been the main course on Paul Jensen’s professional plate for most of his career.
Add a generous portion of product technology and education experience, and you get someone who seems ideal to help Simbionix ... |
| - | Simbionix acquired by 3D Systems for $120 million | Simbionix, a Cleveland-based maker of 3D virtual reality surgical simulation and training, has been acquired for $120 million in cash by 3D Systems.
The privately held Simbionix has built more than 60 interventional procedures across eight ... |
| - | Simbionix to move education division to Cleveland | Medical education company Simbionix USA Corp. plans to relocate employees from Denver, Colorado, to consolidate the company’s education division in its newly expanded Cleveland headquarters.
While any job growth in Northeast Ohio is certain... |
| - | Simbionix aims to lead patient-specific surgery simulation market | Medical education company Simbionix is looking to become the industry leader in what could be the next generation of surgical simulation technology: patient-specific simulation.
Patient-specific simulation refers to importing scans of a par... |
| - | Simbionix expands offices in Cleveland and Israel | Fueled by growing demand for its medical simulation technology, Simbionix is expanding the size of its corporate headquarters in Cleveland and moving into a new research and development facility in Israel.
Part of what’s driving the company... |
| - | Simbionix puts surgery simulation education in palm of your hand | Updated 5:42 p.m.
Simbionix USA Corp. has gone mobile with its surgery simulation education.
The Medical Education Division of Simbionix has launched its first mobile product: an application for Apple Inc.’s iPhone, iPod and iPad technologi... |
| - | FDA clearance for augmented reality device lets surgeons see each critical step before they make it | It’s always interesting to see how other industries affect healthcare. Although the hospitality industry has been exerting a certain influence on digital health applications, the airline industry has also played a role. Medical device start... |
| - | 4 things driving simulator innovation for surgical training | The decision by one Philadelphia medical center to do away with using animals as part of its pediatric training in favor of sticking to simulators reflects a national trend for training in relatively simple procedures. Although animals have... |
| - | MRIs & CT scans become virtual 3-D models in rehearsal platform for high-risk brain surgeries | Moty Avisar and Alon Geri have backgrounds in flight simulation. Dr. Warren Selman is neurosurgeon-in-chief at University Hospitals in Cleveland. Together, the three top minds behind Surgical Theater have developed a surgery rehearsal platf... |
| - | Simbionix finds leader to expand e-learning and content business | CLEVELAND, Ohio — Medical simulation company Simbionix has appointment a former IT executive to expand a new range of education products.
Paul Jensen, former vice president for global IT strategy and management in Wolters Kluwer‘s Chicago o... |
