Kazakhstani startup Fabs3D AI presented a project at the Cambridge Innovation Center near MIT

The Kazakh MedTech startup Fabs3D AI presented its project at the Cambridge Innovation Center in Cambridge, Massachusetts. The company was the only startup from Kazakhstan at the event dedicated to medical technologies and innovations.

Fabs3D AI is developing a DeepTech platform for generative 3D simulations and digital twins. In the MedTech sector, the startup works on digital models of anatomy and tools for simulating changes, particularly in dentistry and orthodontics. The technology allows modeling physical and biological structures in 3D and using these models for treatment planning and assessing potential changes.

The project was presented by Fabs3D AI team member Madi Baltagulov, a Forbes 30 Under 30 honoree and Yale graduate with a master's degree in public health. The team prepared a poster and conducted a pitch for event participants.

The program also included MIT President's Advisor Maria Zuber, the Japanese Consul General in the US, representatives of JETRO, and professors from Harvard and MIT. The event took place with the participation of a Japanese delegation.

Participants also visited LabCentral at MIT, where they toured laboratories and attended workshops.

At the event, Fabs3D AI also presented its project to the Director of the Cambridge Innovation Center, Alex Chung.

For the Kazakh MedTech ecosystem, participation in such events provides an opportunity to present local developments to the international community, meet researchers and representatives of technology organizations, and learn about opportunities for growth and entering the international market.