3D printing is moving in a number of industries worldwide. It is certainly a very interesting technology. First, what is 3D printing? 3D printing is a two-dimensional stack of layers as small as a few microns. A
3D printer for maintaining hundreds dimensional thumbnail two layers on
top of each other, which eventually form a three-dimensional product of
a class! So, in summary, 3D printing layer is the set of layer products. These
3D printers contain a smart team that is pre-programmed to deposit
these layers of material based on a 3D computer file, or a plan.
This technology is very good if you ask me! It
has been used for several years in the prototyping industry, mechanical
engineering, industrial product development, and the concept of
development of the idea. There is a wide variety of applications for this technology. 3D printing can work as long as someone is willing to create a 3D file on the computer as a model. If you can fill, almost anything can be created. Let me emphasize an industry that is miraculously untouched by the 3D printing industry.
Today, the medical industry is relatively new to working with 3D printing. However, there are serious innovations in practice between the two industries! Let me give you an example. At this time, there was a vein of work created by 3D printing. A vein has been made, as in a blood vessel operationally checked! 3D printer used to this innovation has a full tank of "bio-ink." It's pretty ridiculous to think that there is this technology? Currently, bodies are not produced by this technology ... yet. Imagine when whole organs can be developed! Maybe a liver is too damaged to continue working. Maybe a kidney is dying. Perhaps a more functional lung is not. Maybe that heart failure is a possibility creeping. And if, in our lives, 3D printing could begin to develop fully functional organs! How would that be great?
I'm no doctor, so I can not say exactly what to do, but I imagine they put layers of cells and tissues mother? Heal our mortal bodies will become a brand new project. This technology has also affected the sector of medicine with prostheses and implants. A woman is seriously damaged their jawbone time ago. Instead of a reconstruction of the ugly face and imprecise, doctors have a titanium jaw 3D created through 3D printing! This jaw weighs a little more than his old jaw, and it worked exactly as it should.
This technology has the potential to change the way we think about medical applications, could save lives in the next 25 years. The idea of replicating the organ sounds a bit ridiculous, but imagine what the world after this project goes ahead? The world can not even be ready for this serious impact on the world of technology, but doctors and biomedical engineers work....
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