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Much attention has been paid to 3D Printing lately, with new companies developing cheaper and more efficient consumer models that have wowed the tech community. They herald 3D Printing as a revolutionary and disruptive technology, but how will these printers truly affect our society? Beyond an initial novelty, 3D Printing could have a game-changing impact on consumer culture, copyright and patent law, and even the very concept of scarcity on which our economy is based. From at-home repairs to new businesses, from medical to ecological developments, 3D Printing has an undeniably wide range of possibilities which could profoundly change our world.
This video includes copyright material from www.explainingthefuture.com You can learn more about 3D printing on the ExplainingTheFuture channel at / explainingthefuture
Featuring:
Sam Cervantes, CEO of Solidoodle www.solidoodle.com/
Carine Carmy, Shapeways www.shapeways.com/
Michael Weinberg, Public Knowledge www.publicknowledge.org/
Joseph Flaherty, WIRED.com www.wired.com/
3D Printing Footage Sources:
1) Mashable - • Turn Yourself Into an ...
2) Mitchell Leben, BusyBotz 3D Printing / busybotz www.busybotz.com
3) BromptonWorld - • Printing a bicycle wit...
4) stratasysfdm - • 3D-Printed "Magic Arms"
5) Lisa281977 - • Prusa Mendel Printing
6) CNETTV - • Always On - DIY: 3D pr...
7) Glenn Langton - • Solidoodle 2 making a ...
8) Melanie Gonick, MITNews - • MIT Media Lab: 3-D pri...
9) Fred Hagemeister - • Solidoodle 3 - First P...
10) SketchySam123 - • Skull on Solidoodle 3D...
11) ExplainingTheFuture - • 3D Printshow London 2012 AND • Bioprinting
12) Maureen Kerr - • Teaching 3D Printing t...
13) 3dprintingsystems - • Affordable Desktop 3D ...
14) soscomponents - • Video
15) ObjetGeometries - • Video AND • Video
16) John Ecker, GeoDroidJohn - • Reprap Project- Full P...
17) Guus Eldering - • Solidoodle 2 one of th...
18) Mishkin Berteig - • First Print on Solidoo...
19) T3 - • Inside the Amazon Ware...
20) cacmcrew - • Chair UP! - 3D printer
21) Vik Olliver - • Printed Dart Gun Assembly
22) pp3dp - • Printing 2 bottles by ...
23) Amanda Ghassaei - vimeo.com/56017345
24) Jon Bondy - • Solidoodle operating f...
25) Globetechnology (NAPSTER DOCUMENTARY FOOTAGE)- • NAPSTER DOC1 HD 480p
26) UnivPennsylvania - • Video
27) appworld7 - • Video
28) TEDtalksDirector - • Anthony Atala: Growing...
29) Choc Edge - • Choc Edge Printing Sno... AND • 3D Chocolate Printer c...
30) Diginfonews - • Print a 3D model of yo...
31) VPROBacklight - • Video
32) FunTheoryVideos - • Video
33) onshoulders - • onshouldersTv: RepRap ...
34) mrmatz408 - • Video
Music:
CMA,"Chasing Dreams" - / cma-chasing-dreams-full
Sacred, "Speed of Light" - / speed-of-light
AudioPad, "Grafit - Be Free", • Royalty Free Music - G...
Dexter Britain, "Beyond The Finish Line", / beyond-the-finish-line
Sacred, "Flying High" - / flying-high
et_, "3.0" - www.jamendo.com/en/track/76521...
Binarpilot, "Goof" - www.jamendo.com/en/track/7586/...
AKAJULES, "Back" - www.jamendo.com/en/track/12096...
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I still remember watching a documentary about "revolutionary technology" like 5 years ago, where they introduced world's first 3d printer, able to produce an almost shapless, but solid fork in about 3 hours. Now a 3d printer can make a freaking weapon and its been only 5 years. Man.
Yes, sorted.
It's almost scary how far we've come with technology! I love it.
I just love this channel. This episode in particular was phenomenal. The future is so exciting!
I love that dubstep is in the backround of every commercial now
Once again PBSoffbook finds an interesting topic and makes a superb and informative video on it. Great job guys.
Great video! Quite amazing desings on it, inspirational
Thank you to the people who helped develop the 3D printer!
Remember when Futurama had an episode about 3D printers? It was called 40% Leadbelly. September 28, 2017, 9:08am
Oh! I see some credits in the description already!
That seems pretty quick!
Fantastic report. Still wondering what this thing at 0:10 is. Looks awesome!
Dude! 5 years?! More like it just started! The video just showed a working adjustable wrench!
Anyone know which artist made that 3D printing of that head sculpture. It's beautiful, I want to learn more about it
That's coming along nicely. Great!
Will hardware download be possible too?
We have just started a company which we hope will bring 3D printing into the home. Our Kickstarter project which promotes our company, thrint, will hopefully do that but we need pledges to make it happen. RUclips videos like this one are great to spread the excitement but we do need to get it into the home to make it mainstream.
I love this subject! As well as 3D scanning.
Yay, Shapeways! I'll admit that Shapeways is the site that really opened my eyes to 3D printing and I suggest that anyone who is interested in what they see here should go and see what is available on that site.
2:54 What software is this?
What kind of materials do they use for printing? Cant wait to have stores sell them here.. I'll definitely save up to buy em! :)
Impressive, unimaginable, unbelievable!
How do you legislate this?
what is happening at 6:18 ?
Does any one has any source?
What's the song called that starts at 3:13?
how much does the printer plastic cost?
You just made my life so much more worth living! :) Thanks!
I'm confused about what materials can be used to print things at this point. Can someone clarify?
it looks awesome and i ve been kind of following this for the past years... but i m still wondering , how can it mix fabric ? i mean u show some stuff with leather and i m skeptical cause i doubt it can start with plastic , and print in leather?? or is it fake leather ? anyway
It has been done, "Cube" is one example. I have seen many other printers that are made from 90-95 percent 3d printed components. There is a bit of a race to perfect printing printers, but in a few years you should be able to print out a fully assembled 3d printer in a single print.
I'm mind blown not because of 3D printing but because of the amount of people who are just recently aware about 3D printing.
What would they use as the source material for the 3d printed food I wonder...Obviously not plastic.
on the side bar there are videos that talk about some of that. like the one about printing metal objects...
In 10 years I expect to see a lot of 3D models on The Pirate Bay to easily print yourself at home
welcome to the new age period. as an artist, I see everything ive ever drawn come to 3D life! its f'n incredible
I can't wait to get one!!!
So, how much is a 3D print cartridge?
It is still a technology in its infancy though. When television first came out nobody ever thought you'd possibly be able to have color images.
Organs and bones, too. I'm surprised they left out the large scale house production printer guys. Functionally a solid marble building.
Mind Blowing !!!
6:20 woa, the 3Doodler only became public about a week and a half before this PBS video was released, it's kickstarter hasn't even finished yet!
All sorts of things. I recall them mentioning concrete in the video. But typically things are made from various types of plastics, titanium, rubber, ceramics, or whatever you want.
NASA is developing a type of 3D printing that uses a kindof MIG welding gun that can even be used in the vacuum of space (3D print robots/spacecraft IN SPACE!), it extrudes from a spool of metal wire and melts it with an electron beam, it uses no shielding gas - only metal wire and electricity. It's quite exciting!
1:51 to 3:00...that awesome music. Somebody please tell me whose music is this. I shall downloads!
this sounds amazing :o i can't imagine what people can create with their imagination!
Printing out the Flesh Light is an excellent idea!
This technology is simply mind blowing!
saw a video that shows where you can get all those parts, but you still need the electronic components.
They need to do one about photography!
i believe they already do! Saw it somewhere cant remember but the machines will build others (outside of circuitry etc)
I'm actually surprised to see that the comments are actually years old
This is absolutely amazing.
Post scarcity economies!!!!! gonna be fun!
This is so exciting!!!
not just creativity but i hope it helps combat the planned obsolescence of most products we have today. imagine instead of throwing away something cause they say they dont make this product anymore and its cheaper to replace you just download the models from an archive and print it.
My minds has been blown. I want a 3d printer!
Is it durable?
If you think about this technology really isn't new, it's been used for decades to make copies of toys, cars, clothing furniture etc. This is just a newer version where the process is done more instantly and all at once.
For those saying that 3D printers will ruin the global economy:
The money saved by not needing to buy such products anymore will be spent on OTHER things such as services and entertainment, creating jobs in other markets. Also, almost everything will be much cheaper so people wont need as much money and work to trade for goods.
The result will be freeing the human race of pointless work such as working in industries and allow us to pursue higher goals, such as arts, science, entertainment and spiritual development.
One of the best comment I ever saw in youtube
I'm understanding the idea of designs on the computers, but I'm too lazy to Google right now. Can someone tell me how the printers finely make specific items from materials? Like, do they use a gel, a clay, paints? And what about metal or wood works? Food? I'm curious but lazy here
Remember in Star Ocean 3 where the main character was on an underdeveloped planet, so he had to get the ship to generate a sword for him?
I'm thinking that 3D printed swords would be pretty sweet. Not very strong, probably, but still!
How much do they cost?
As an artist, I am so, so excited by this. I only wish the tech would hurry up.
Right now only a few materials can be used like plastic soft metals and Rock like substances but in the next 10-20 years we could see like they said living tissue metal alloys almost anything be used. This is revolutionizing the world I suggest u get one before they all bloom in price
WHY AM I JUST LEARNING ABOUT THIS? THIS IS FREAKING INSANE
Several people, families or groups could collaborate on projects with each party producing a different part or parts of the whole. The cost for the printers are $1400+ -- the price of a good used car -- well within the reach of millions of average people. The plastic filament costs $48 - $90 per kilo(2.2 lbs).
you've built... actual 3D printers? Is there a manual for it or... just how did you do it?
For the plastic or metal 3d printing: yes it may be bad if there isn't a way to recycle. But in theory, you could melt down what you build and add it back into the process(shown briefly in this video but not commented on). For food and cell printing it won't be an issue as what is made is consumed or used shortly after creation. In short there would have to be a system put in place for such recycling but it is a possible part of the creation process.
its really awesome keep going u people are the future of world and yes i too wanna try this its amazing :)
That is the 3Doodler . It's on KickStarter
this is a real concern - of course the hardest part is getting the materials - but thats no that far away
Depends on what your definition of durable is, and what material you are printing in.
You can print in many materials including rubber, silicone, titanium, silver, concrete, sandstone, various plastics, wax, chocolate, etc.
3d printers that laser-sinter titanium, print parts that are used on aircraft, and afaik there is experiments underway to print full sized military battle tanks as a single piece, an armour shell - slowly rising outof the gigantic print bed.
So yes, it's plenty durable.
You win the internet for that question.
that's awesome, can u print other types of food?
Makes me even more glad to actually be studying 3D in college lol
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I actually saw something just like this in the 90's I swear it did the same thing. it was on a commercial I wonder what happened to it.
Great video!
Can you reprint the melting ice caps??
Actually, Direct Metal Laser Sintering (DMLS) is able to produce strong metal parts directly. Obviously the surfaces are not as smooth as machined surfaces, so you'd still have to bore the cylinders and so on. But that is pretty cool nonetheless. Of course, DMLS is way way beyond the crappy FDM machines shown in this video.
Easily done with a couple web cams, a printer, and some time. Can't remember where, but some one on RUclips has done this(Thinking Technut but not sure)
And how would you print an combustable engine....
Or even a chassis that can support itself, or the wheels, or the intricate gears and transmission.
This is awesome!
i'd say it's returning to the old days. think of a blacksmiths, bakers, carpenters, there were guilds, apprentices, journeymen. each village had people that lived locally that could spit out metal parts, furniture, cloth, everything that was needed to keep a town running, the materials were often shipped from far away. with 3d printers, it'll mostly go local again, there will still be some need of suppliers, the ability to recycle and build anything locally will be a good thing i say.
How so? Because of copyright issues, if left unresolved?
Yes.
Projects such as the "REPRAP" aim for this, and most 3D DIY printers can already print out many of their own parts. Motors and electronics are still a challenge to print though, and thus most self-replicating 3D printers still require a lot of what they call "vitamin parts" such as motors and electronics, and are thus not fully self-replicating designs yet.
20-30 US dollers, but depends on the type of printer, and it is for 1 Kilogram of abc plastic
u cant do that since ink cartridge has a little metal plate that indicates if it can be used or not, its like serial codings
Great Video!
So what makes 3D Printing different to Computer Aided Design and Computer Aided manufacturing?
don't forget to toss the old one into the grinder, so you can print out another new one later. maybe just print out a backup car to keep in the garage.
oh my god, me too! We have so much in common!
3d Printers have been around over a decade, but they were rather primitive and expensive in the beginning. Most could only print to low to medium resolution and were usually made of thing like a starch mixture. Buildup took place buy extruding the binder into layers of the starch getting them to stick together. Thus when you took it out you could just shake out the model and it would be left behind, a "cookie." In the last few years they can print in ABS plastic,wax,metal,cells all in hi-res
I am looking forward to the mass marketing of these printers. Heck, I was surprised to see wal mart selling them for $1200
I'm sold
Cool always wanted to make something 3d
resources will still be a factor. These things still need the people to gather the resources to feed into the printers that make the printers, people still need to deliver the printers, and thus need the materials to upkeep the infrastructure with which to do so, and they will also need to maintain the infrastructures with which to power the devices and share the information and raise the new generations and maintain shelter.
So basically, the social contract will still be a thing.
Amazing. Scary and amazing!
this is so incredibly exciting
This is amazing!
Will I live to see this revolutionize the world thought? :(
Also, if too many people are making weapons or blocks, the 3d printer's software could have "blocks" where it won't let you build that
Actually, you can! There are a few parts (if memory serves) that you can't yet (mainly the electronics, i assume), but you could print every other one.
Man, I love living in the future!