Business & Tech
Little Silver Orthopaedic Company Receives NJ CoVest Fund
Additive Orthopaedics, a company focused on 3D printed orthopedic foot and ankle devices, received approval for the NJ CoVest Fund.

LITTLE SILVER, NJ - A Little Silver company focused on creating 3D printed orthopedic devices has received from the New Jersey Economic Development Authority (EDA). Additive Orthopaedics was approved for the NJ CoVest fund, which helps to fund technology companies across New Jersey, according to a release on PR News Wire.
The EDA Chief Executive Officer Tim Sullivan said that Additive Orthopaedics will be using the money from the CoVest fund to increase their workforce, according to an article from Orthospinenews.com.
Some of the pieces that Additive Orthopaedics makes include, hammertoe systems, orthopaedic wedges and custom printed implants, according to Additive Orthopaedics.
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