The first object that was written out of a 3d printer was something as boring as a cup that would be used for ögontvätt. Since then, development has progressed and today we see everything from musical instruments to ears. Here are ten of the coolest items that have been written out so far.
Prince-the urn in the form of Paisley park
Paisley park was a haven for the artist Prince, where he lived and created. Fittingly enough, it was also his last resting place.
It is Foreverence who created the 3d model of the building which also serves as a scale urn. Inside there is a miniature version of the artist’s piano, as well as functioning lighting.
the Urn is in the lobby of Paisley park, which has recently become a museum.
Guitars
Custom made is something that will make a loud bang in the gitarrkretsar. Now the company Odd Guitars took the term a step further and offers its customers the opportunity to design their drömgitarr.
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the Guitars are then printed by a 3d printer, and shall, according to the company to be fully functional.
robotic lawn mower
Reprap Windturbine has developed a byggkit for the robotic lawn mower as they call for Ardumower.
the kit includes drawings of how to write out the chassis and all the mechanical parts of the mower. Something that should work even with the simpler 3d printers.
Unfortunately, not everything to print, but you need to buy cutting blades, the electronics and engine separately.
bionic arm
Protests are far from cheap, and advanced models can cost several thousand dollars. But as with the 3d-printer distribution, there have been models that can be printed for a much cheaper price.
Exii has developed a prosthetic hand which they call the HACKberry, which offers mobility and motorized fingers. All controlled by muskelcensorer and smartphoneteknik.
so Far, only prototypes of the arm have been developed, but the developers hope that the technology can become a platform for the future protesutveckling.
Ears and body tissue
It is not just organs that can be printed, but also biological. Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine (WFIRM) have developed a bioprinter that can print tissue which is strong enough to withstand a transplant.
the System uses plastliknande material and a water-based gel that contains the cells.
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so Far, the technology has been used to print ears, legs, and muskelstrukturer, But as the development goes forward, maybe few years you can print out your own Frankenstein’s monster.
Örnnäbb
Even our animal friends can get new bodies, thanks to the 3d printer. One of them is the white-tailed eagle Beauty that became of the bill after poachers shot her in the face.
Thanks to a whole team of engineers and scientists, however, could a new bill be written out of the nylon polymer.
Prosthesis is not good enough for that Beauty to be able to return to the wild, but now she can in all cases eat and drink without problems.
bicycle frame in titanium
If you feel a cykelentusiast you’ve no doubt been told that every detail on the bike plays a role. This is something that Crhis Williams, director at Empire Cycles, has in mind when he designed the first 3d-printed bicycle frame in metal.
the Bike that got the name mx6, protege-EVO is both strong and rust resistant, according to Renishaw. Each part is also adjustable and should easily go to replace.
Drones
the Company BonaDrones has developed the drone, the Mosquito that allows the user to build the drone yourself and then modify it with egenutskrivna accessories.
BonaDrone release constantly new components as they are developed, and users can also suggest future components.
Candy
3d-printer is found in the kitchen. Chefs, pastry chefs and culinary inventors started to get up the eyes for all the unique dishes that the printer can print on the plate.
such A matprinter is the Head of the Jet from 3D Systems, which makes use of sugar or milk chocolate to make candies in a variety of geometric shapes.
self-driven cars
In Dubai has bet big on self-driven vehicles and 3d printers. UAE-based DigiRobotics have taken both technologies and merge them to the WiGO, a self-driven car that is printed from a 3D printer.
ultrasonic sensors and GPS is used to detect and avoid obstacles on the road. At the same time, there is space for the entertainment in the form of iPads in the passenger seat.
But when we get to see a WiGo out on the roads is still unclear, the model developed is only a merchandise.
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