How 3D printing is boosting health services in Kenya

Dr Symon Guthua (left) chief consultant oral and maxillofacial surgery University of Nairobi and Chris Muraguri, Micrive Infinite founder. PHOTO | NMG

The purring of machines ushers us into a well-designed lab, one of many office spaces inside the sleepy LakeHub tech incubation centre in Kisumu’s leafy suburb of Milimani.

Some 18 units of three-dimensional printers have been beautifully placed on shelves, with each humming to the rhythm of additive manufacturing, all coming from a command from a laptop resting on a table.

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