During the COVID-19 pandemic Juan Segurola through its company 3Dresyns committed to supply biocompatible 3D resins for free or highly discounted to produce respirator parts and other needed parts for hospitals use, as well as antiseptic cleaners and cleansing additives which were available online for its distribution Worldwide. Read 3Dresyns contribution to COVID-19 Emergency

Our goal was to support society worldwide in this difficult pandemic situation to those lacking economical resources due to confinement by donating or selling at low price 3D resins for emergency printing of respirator parts, turbines, masks, swabs, etc. A selection of  products were designed for Emergency Printing "EP" of respirator use parts, masks, etc, which are still available with high discounts for non profit applicants.

Segurola is concerned about the United Nations 6 goals; availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation for all, since it is one of the main problems facing mankind.

In 2012 Segurola began a collaboration with the NGO CC and carried out a project of ambulatory medical assistance and analysis of water quality in one of the poorest countries in the world, Mali, a country in sub-Saharan Africa, where he decided up to date to finance ambulatory medical projects, given the low outpatient coverage of the country.

In addition, Segurola has also developed several eco-sustainable bio-construction projects built with natural and recycled materials, such as the use of traditional lime mortars for construction and of metal containers, solar panels, the development of eco-sustainable gardens with native flora to minimize dependence on irrigation, etc.