Bringing Ultra-Fast 3D Printing to Surgical Planning
Breakthrough Lift-Based Peel Separation (LBPS™) masked stereolithography 3D printing technology.
About Us
We are a passionate team with decades of expertise in point-of-care 3D printing technologies and medical devices.
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Current Challenge
Planning surgeries using traditional 2D images on a monitor is difficult for the surgeon. Current 3D printing is sluggish to provide timely anatomic models in urgent settings. Inadequate planning leads to negative patient outcomes.
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Our Solution
Our rapid LBPS™ technology provides timely anatomic models in urgent surgeries enabling superior planning and better patient outcomes.
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Passionate Expertise
Decades of combined experience in medical 3D printing
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Patient-Focused
Committed to making 3D printing fast, reliable and accessible
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Innovation Driven
Developing cutting-edge solutions for medical 3D printing
Our Vision
Revolutionizing medical 3D printing through:
Rapid Printing
To enable the 3D printing of anatomic models, guides, and other devices for planning urgent and other point-of-care surgeries.
Enhanced Efficiency
To reduce turnaround time and drive efficiency in point-of-care and other medical 3D printing.
Our Mission
To enable better outcomes for patients through cutting-edge technology by providing timely 3D printed anatomic models to the surgeon.
Backers
Our Team
Prashanth Ravi, Ph.D.
Co-Founder & CEO
Shane Cline, M.S.
Co-Founder & CTO
Kevin Ryan, M.B.A
Business Advisor
Gaurav Manchanda, B.S
Go-To-Market Advisor
Michael Burch, M.D.
Quality Assurance Advisor
Sudhir Patel, M.S.
Technical Advisor
Jake Harrington, B.S.
Sr. Mechanical Engineer
News
University of Cincinnati unveils 3D models to aid surgical precision
Cincinnati's Meteora3D Raises $500K for Breakthrough 3D-Printed Surgical Models at University of Cincinnati Venture Lab
Doctors prepare for surgeries with 3D-printed organs
Meteora3D Receives 2025 Faculty Entrepreneurship Award
Meteora3D develops 3D printing process for patient-specific organ models in real time
Meteora3D Receives National Science Foundation SBIR Phase I Award