Observed arrival · 2026-11-14
CellaCure’s patient-specific surgical phantoms
A TU Delft startup says it turns MRI and CT scans into soft-tissue anatomical models for surgical rehearsal and device testing.
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- The site lists modular systems and consulting bundles at €5,000–€80,000, sized for university equipment grants.
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The described workflow starts with an existing MRI or CT series, separates an organ into a 3D model, then lays down hydrogel in layers overnight. The page says the system can be calibrated on-site for a lab’s own hydrogels and biomaterials, with no vendor lock-in; it lists €5,000–€80,000 system and consulting bundles. The four-person TU Delft student team says it is seeking lab pilots and investment.
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