The Federal Institute of Pará (IFPA) is producing 3D printing prototypical protective visors to donate to hospitals in the northern city of Belém. The move aims at reducing shortages of personal protective equipment in healthcare units. It reportedly takes up to 60 minutes to print each piece of equipment.
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