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A Sit Down Interview with Will Byron, Chief Technology Officer and Co-Founder at Med Dimensions. 1. What has inspired you to help animals?From before I was even born, my parents had been doing animal rescue which meant I was born in a life full of, and fulfilled by, animals. It ranged from things as small…
Med Dimensions produces 3D models for the education, preparation, and assistance of surgical procedures for veterinary doctors, clinicians, and teachers. From Chris Morgan at Matterhackers, Inc. – March 22, 2022 Located near Rochester, New York, Med Dimensions is a small startup created by two pet-loving engineers, Sean Bellefeuille and Will Byron, from Rochester Institute of…
Med Dimensions, LLC., a disruptive medical company focused on the creation of innovative, anatomic solutions, and Dr. Johnny Uday, a leading veterinarian in 3D printing custom surgical tools, today announce a partnership to bring to market custom 3D printed surgical guides and implants. Dr. Uday has years of experience in designing custom implants for both…
From Vet Candy, 2/7/2022 The path to veterinarian doesn’t usually start with engineering, but Cornell student, Sean Bellefeuille, is not your typical vet student. His inspiration for becoming a vet student actually came from a club he joined early on in University, helping to create 3D models for children’s prosthetics. This club sparked an interest…
From Cornell School of Veterinary Medicine, 08/18/2020 There are many gateways to the veterinary medical field. For Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) graduate Sean Bellefeuille, it was 3D printing. “As an undergraduate in biomedical engineering at RIT, I became really passionate about 3D printing,” he says. He joined a club that specialized in the technology, working…
From Kevin Oklobzija of the Rochester Business journal, 3/24/2020 In normal times, M3Dimensions would be bettering the surgical process for veterinarians and providing veterinary students with 3D models to enhance learning. But during this global coronavirus pandemic, the Rochester-based medical device company is instead creating lightweight, protective face shields for health care workers. M3Dimensions, a…