BoneMatrix creates complex material depositing patterns that mimic porous bone structures, fibrotic tissues, and ligaments.
It is a tough, flexible material with memory to maintain its shape. Musculoskeletal models match bone density characteristics and behave like native bone when force is applied such as discectomy, drilling, reaming or sawing.
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