3DPrint.com reports that Quantum Cyber, formerly Mainz Biomed, shifted its business focus from colorectal cancer screening kits to 3D printed drones.
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Germany-based Quantum Cyber, formerly Mainz Biomed, shifted its business focus from colorectal cancer screening kits to #3Dprinted drones. Then, it secured a license fro…
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