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In mid-July 2026, Amauris traveled in the Philippines to study how on-site 3D printing could support disaster preparedness and response — from displacement camps to local partner hubs.

On April 17, 2026, partners and community members gathered in western Ghana to inaugurate the Krisan 3D Innovation Lab — a refugee-camp workshop for training, local production, and shared problem-solving.

San Diego, CA — Amauris is proud to announce its participation in an upcoming medical mission to rural Guatemala in partnership with DOCARE International, a global nonprofit providing healthcare to underserved communities through volunteer physician missions. This will mark Amauris’ first official field deployment, laying critical groundwork for the organization’s mission to integrate decentralized 3D printing into low-resource clinical settings. The Amauris team will accompa

San Diego, CA — Amauris, the nonprofit behind the groundbreaking Digital Stockroom™ of 3D printable medical supplies, is proud to announce a new partnership with Give to Africa, a leading platform connecting global donors to trusted grassroots organizations across the African continent. This collaboration marks a significant milestone in Amauris’ mission to deliver decentralized, life-saving medical manufacturing to underserved communities worldwide. As part of the agreement,

A new open-access resource for 3D printable medical equipment, built for the front lines of care. We’re excited to announce the launch of the Amauris Digital Stockroom™ — an online library of essential, field-ready medical devices designed for 3D printing in resource-limited settings. This initiative marks a major step forward in our mission to decentralize medical manufacturing and ensure that every healthcare provider, no matter where they are, has access to the tools they

In communities facing extreme vulnerability—such as remote rural clinics, overcrowded refugee camps, and conflict zones—the lack of access to essential medical supplies remains a chronic and devastating issue. Despite global advancements in healthcare, millions of people living in these areas suffer needlessly because basic medical necessities remain out of reach. One primary reason medical supplies rarely reach vulnerable communities is logistical complexity. In conflict are

Healthcare workers in vulnerable communities—such as refugee camps, rural hospitals, and conflict zones—often carry an immense psychological burden that extends beyond the physical demands of their jobs. One of the most devastating yet overlooked impacts comes from the continuous shortage of necessary medical supplies and equipment, which can lead directly to tragic patient outcomes and severe emotional trauma for those providing care. When healthcare providers cannot access

Recent advances in 3D printing of medical-grade and FDA-approved materials are revolutionizing the landscape of healthcare and medical supply manufacturing. As innovative materials and advanced printing techniques emerge, healthcare providers and manufacturers are rethinking traditional approaches to medical device production and personalized medicine. The shift toward FDA-approved 3D printing materials has made it possible to produce not only customized, high-tech medical de

In remote and vulnerable communities around the world, access to essential medical equipment is often scarce. Amauris, a non-profit organization, is addressing this critical issue by leveraging 3D printing technology to create and distribute much-needed medical supplies to those in need. One of the major challenges faced by vulnerable communities is the lack of resources and infrastructure to provide essential medical equipment. This often results in delays in diagnosis and t