About
Certification for distributed medical 3D printing.
Hospitals routinely need small mounts, accessories, and spare parts that imports are too slow or too expensive to deliver. The hardware to print them on-site already exists. The blocker is trust: a locally-printed part has no paperwork, so it can't be used in a regulated setting.
Verifab3D fills that gap. Sites do the printing. We provide the validated design, agree the acceptance criteria, and issue a traceable, human-signed Certificate of Conformity for each part — proof it was made on a qualified printer, to validated specifications, and passed inspection.
Certification is human-supervised from day one. A real person takes responsibility for the sign-off; AI assists and scales review over time, but it never replaces the accountable human.
Why now
We solve the problem regulators and hospitals have publicly named - the uncalibrated, untraceable point-of-care printer.
Why us
A growing validated-design library, certified-material supply, an accredited-production network, and a human inspection.
First step: a lighthouse pilot
2–3 sites, one device, human-supervised certification end-to-end — proving the workflow and willingness to pay before scaling the platform.