Virtuo Vivo™ live scanning at IDS 2019

Dental Wings | Software Engineer | Berlin (GER) | ONSITE/EU-REMOTE | Java | Full-time You love to work on 3D graphics, tinkering with mesh algorithms or hacking the rendering pipeline to get faster results ? You enjoy creating new kinds of 3D interactions to make the digital designs of CAD applications more intuitive ? Come join us! * About us * Dental Wings is a leading provider of digital solutions for the dental industry. Our main areas of activity include dental scanning applications [1], implant planning and guided surgery software and dental prosthesis design [2]. Last year 15 Mio. patients were treated with our products in over 50 countries worldwide! * What we offer * Work on challenging digital projects in the oral health industry, short decision-making processes and a friendly, competent team. We value autonomy, openness, and delivering quality software on time. To do that we work closely together as a team and every member can improve our product and processes. We do our utmost to support our colleagues, emphasize communication and value a good work-life balance. More benefits are in the job description below. Our tech stack includes Java 17, Eclipse, JUnit, Git, Gerrit, Sonar, Jenkins, Redmine and Slack. For GUI design we use JavaFX and OpenGL 4.5 for 3D visualisation. * Open positions * Software Developer (m/f/x) for medical CAD-applications link * Our tech in action * [1] effortless intra-oral scan ▶ this video [2] dental restoration CAD/CAM software link

Our company sells HW and SW for the dental sector. Our desktop scanners for dental labs and our intra-oral scanners for dentists generate 3D meshes of the patients oral situation. The UI of the intra-oral scanner is done with javaFX tool kit/libs. A little impression: ▶ this video Those meshes are the input data for the CAD/CAM Software my team builds. It is a desktop app for the digital design of dental restorations. The GUI is in javaFX and 3D visualization is done with OpenGL 4.5. Once the restorative Design is done, that app can generate many different output formats. Labs will feed the design files their local milling machine or 3D printer. Dentists can send it to centralized milling facilities of their choice to produce the crown or bridge or what have you. Some impressions of the CAD can be seen here: link

Dental Wings | Berlin (GER) | ONSITE/EU-REMOTE | Java | Full-time * About us * Dental Wings is a leading provider of digital solutions for the dental industry. Our main areas of activity include dental scanning applications [1], implant planning and guided surgery software, dental prosthesis design [2], manufacturing connectivity solutions, and tools for the communication of involved experts and professionals. Dental Wings employs more than 200 people. Last year our products were used in the treatments of more than 15 Mio. patients in over 50 countries worldwide! Our mission is to help our customers improve the lives of millions of dental patients worldwide! * What we offer * We offer work on challenging projects in the oral health industry, in particular for our latest restorative design solution "DWOS Easy" [2]. We have short decision-making processes and a friendly, competent, diverse team of computer scientists, physicists and dental technicians. We go to lunch together daily. You have the flexibility to work as you like between our modern offices in Adlershof, Berlin and remotely from home. For us it is understood that in a pandemic the health and safety of you and your family comes first. The other various benefits can be read in the job description below. * Our team * At Dental Wings, we value autonomy, openness, and delivering quality software on time. To do that we work closely together as a team, and it is important to us that every member can improve our product an

> I was blown away by how quick and accurate those scanner sticks are Damn, you weren't kidding - ▶ this video Very impressive indeed. Looks effortless and natural, but I'm sure that the processing engine is not exactly trivial.