HP uses 3D printing to manufacture protective gear for health workers

As hospitals face shortages of protective gear for healthcare workers treating coronavirus patients, HP Inc. is using 3D printing to manufacture hands-free door openers, mask adjusters and face shields, the company announced Tuesday. The Palo Alto-based computer and printer giant said it has delivered more than 1,000 such products to hospitals. It's doing the manufacturing at its 3D research and development centers in San Diego; Corvallis, Oregon; Vancouver, Washington, and Barcelona. The door…