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Finally ! A worthy use for 3D
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Wade
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Doctors Use 3-D Printing To Help A Baby Breathe : Shots - Health News : NPR
And another successful case.
"He's being more interactive and more alert and reaching more for his toys. He's just starting to be more like a normal child," Jake Peterson adds.
And another successful case.
"He's being more interactive and more alert and reaching more for his toys. He's just starting to be more like a normal child," Jake Peterson adds.
Burnt State
Paranormal Adept
That makes a lot more sense than what R. Dolan was talking about on M.U. recently where he suggested that aliens were using 3-D printers to print artificial life form drones to interact with us. Can't wait for them to be able to print new livers...
Wade
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Highly innovative, ultra durable 3D printed cast bags A’Design Award | Top 4 3D Printing
This almost makes me want to go and break my arm...in the future
This almost makes me want to go and break my arm...in the future
Wade
FeralNormal master
And how about 3DMREs
Army Eyes 3-D Printed Food for Soldiers : All Tech Considered : NPR
although this latter one may not seem to be all that important, if it becomes institutional within the military it would be just a matter of time before this technology makes it way into your kitchen....but probably not for about 20 years.
Army Eyes 3-D Printed Food for Soldiers : All Tech Considered : NPR
although this latter one may not seem to be all that important, if it becomes institutional within the military it would be just a matter of time before this technology makes it way into your kitchen....but probably not for about 20 years.
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Double Nought Spy
May I please go back to the zoo now?
Tea. Earl Gray. Hot.
Its not beyond the realms of possibility
Biofabrication is a process by which scientists can regrow most types of human tissue using 3D printers. QUT's biofabrication research is well-advanced in printing 3D custom-made scaffolds using bio-ink infused with the patient's stem cells to enable the body to grow a new breast after mastectomy.
"Biofabrication can be used to repair cartilage, bone, muscles, nerves and skin that have been damaged by trauma, disease or cancer. It is even predicted that entire organs will be biofabricated within a few decades.
QUT - News