PolyUnity

Advanced ManufacturingDigital Health & HealthTechSt. John's, NL

St. John’s operator of a managed additive-manufacturing service for hospitals, designing and 3D printing patient-specific devices and equipment parts ordered through its own i3D.Health platform.

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Company site: polyunity.com

St. John’s operator of a managed additive-manufacturing service for hospitals, designing and 3D printing patient-specific devices and equipment parts ordered through its own i3D.Health platform.

  • Describes itself as "an advanced manufacturing company for healthcare" operating a fully managed, regulatory-compliant i3D.Health platform for hospitals. polyunity.com

  • Won a multi-year sole-source contract with New Brunswick’s Horizon Health Network in August 2026, covering 12 hospitals and over 100 clinics. No value disclosed. polyunity.com

  • Vancouver General Hospital began 3D printing custom splints on site with PolyUnity in September 2026, which the release calls a North American first. polyunity.com

  • Named by NGen with Mosaic Manufacturing and Myant for a scan-to-print orthotics project. The $62.7M in that release is NGen’s program total, not an award to PolyUnity. polyunity.com

Technology Focus

Company site: polyunity.com

Terms the company uses about its own work.

Distributed additive manufacturingPoint-of-care 3D printingRegulatory-compliant workflow

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