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Scientists Want To 3D Print Bones in Your Body
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- Опубликовано: 4 авг 2024
- For the first time ever, scientists have figured out a way to 3D print bones using living cells. A team at UNSW Sydney has developed a new technique that's taken us one step closer to directly 3D printing bones into a human body.
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3D printing has revolutionized our world, providing endless opportunities from printing homes, to even modeling organs. And now, scientists are tackling the challenge of incorporating living cells into bone-like structures using a new ceramic ink. This could one day allow surgeons to repair damaged bones by applying ink directly into the injury.
Until now, if you needed a 3D printed bone it had to be premade in a lab somewhere, and the process involved using either high-temperature furnaces or toxic materials. Any living cells have to be added after the bone was printed.
What’s cool about this new 3D printing technique is it eliminates the toxic chemicals and extreme heat by printing at room temperature with a unique new ink on demand and with live cells ready to grow.
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My dog will be happy after knowing he will get 3d printed bone to play with.
You better not print those bones in his body :p
He deserves raw, authentic bones
but ur dog no understand the engrish?
@@badhrihari1705
I mean if this technology came far enough you could print bones from your own body/DNA and feed it to your dog... Couldn't be more authentic that that xD
Also your mom.
It’s hard to believe but we’re actually entering a new bio mechanical era
Starship Troopers
FULL BODY - Bio Vat 'Limb Rebuilder'
Here we come!.......5TH ELEMENT Too....Mila....
Mind blown 🤯
Technology has advanced so much from when I was a kid, a lot of the things I watched in sci-fi films they said would be impossible are now possible or nearing becoming possible. I feel like I'm living in a sci-fi film sometimes I love it.
@@livingcorpse5664 Those sci-fi movies were all set in the far futuristic years of 1999, 2000, 2001, 2010, 2017 and 2019.
Doctor: Okay, the lab called and they have several bones ready. Let's go over and select which one to implant into you.
Patient: So you're saying I have a bone to pick with you?
I got a bon3r watching this bon3rsode
HAHAHAHAHA UNDERRATED COMMENT
y’all too creative 😩✋🏻😭
h u m o r
3:20 Repairing bones will be a snap!
Oh snap!
I have a bone to pick with that.
**crunch**
"it takes several days or even weeks that's a long time to wait for a bone"......I've waited longer
Finally, I’m gonna be 6’4” someday. I knew it!
Your perfect just the way you are. 😧
But you could be better. 😁🍻🥳
That's not how it works lol
Don't forget you can go to Russia to get your legs lengthened too!
It already exist, as in, you can already make yourself taller with current modern medical procedure called *Leg-lengthening* it's a form of surgery where they break your leg bones into two, insert metal pins and rods then let it heal to extend your height.
Could you be more proud of what you really are ?
l mean getting bigger is not something that you want
You want to be part of the paradigma
To be sen as someone big
Not to be big
Sorry for the english
This gave me the idea of being taller. You can 3d print any bone you want bigger. I love you scientists! Giving hope over our insecurities!
Lead researcher: Come on put your backs into it!
Well on our way to creating that regeneration machine from The Fifth Element.
Also, ELYSIUM.
Royal Raymond Ride is the correct spelling...sorry
One step closer to the healing machines of _Elysium_
I'm pretty sure that would be 35% infill to leave air gaps for more flexibility
Ink didn't stick to the bone now you get scribble bones. RIP
This could have implications for everything from replacement joints to living armor (not using human tissue of course) and buildings that can literally grow stronger with time or repair themselves over time after damage, similar to a tree.
@Ankit Meher not if you get involved and help expedite these technologies!
Makes sense. If it’s not carnal then I can definitely see nanobots.
Self repairing building reduces the need for the construction industry and can destroy the construction industry.
@@silenus3381 Ah yes. Let's throw our hands in the air and scream in panic like the world is coming to an end because someone falsely suggested that an industry would fail due to a change. Let's all make the incorrect assumption that people won't constantly need new buildings and infrastructure beyond a particular point that we wouldn't even reach for well over a century and cower in fear accordingly.
I need them to 3D print nerves back together in the spinal cord so quadriplegics such as myself can walk again
:(
@@2KOOLURATOOLGaming No, :) because this is the first step!
A long way to go
@@justanerd414 honestly I'm waiting on Elon Musk's neurolink he after time it will make quadriplegics walk, on Joe Rogan podcast
That’s a looong ways away
This seems like something intresting for application to inner ear issues
I worked 14 years in pressed insulation ceramic parts. The material is strong but brittle under forces. The trick is to make it yield under mechanical leverage. Polymers are necessary. Perhaps rubber impregnation. If, of course, you can offer polymers with flexible properties. Those that are self-replicating. This is a thinking and moving organism, not a machine.
Having broke several of my bones, 3D printed bones with rapid recovery is appealing.
now they need to figure out how to 3d print bone with titanium reinforcement. I would LOVE to have a spine with some titanium embedded in it so my damn back hurts less.
nah if they can replace the same cartilage and bone that'd be best-since it moves with your body. Titanium is rigid and can wear out over time. I've had major back pain also so I can relate. In my case if I exercise and lose some weight I'll be fine. I used to be very fit but I let myself go and time flies so fast, you don't notice that you're putting your health at risk, live and learn.
Imagine replacing your bones with super light and hard bioceramics. Pretty cool stuff.
Nope! Why you think tony stark never made his suit of adamantium 😂
@Panurgic noobie
That's the next level folks. Time to embrace all this innovation and think science.
this is so awesome!
100%. I meet someone who was working on 3D printing bones. Cool stuff.
Now I can finally get on stage and truly break a leg!
What a cool area of science and engineering
nice work
Nice video.
This has some serious future potential.
Congratulations on your comedic restraint whilst operating within such entendre-dense environment. Thought you were going to crack when you were discussing delays in the fabrication of osseous matter.
That's a long time to wait when you need a bone 🦴 😂
Could this be used in osteoporosis cases to reinforce the bones?
AMAZING!
Fantastic, any chance of 3d printing a new heart, now that would be brilliant.
I can’t imagine the price per centimeter cube...
Likely very high at this time, but remember that things like cultured meat patties were exorbitantly expensive just a few years back and are now nearly average in price. As time goes on, the prices will drop!
I can almost believe her enthusiasm
After people who need the bone grafts are mostly address (it'll never end), but would cosmetic surgery be done? Like graft horns or an extra finger digit?
Flashback with Amos from The Expanse with his severed fingers
I've a permanently broken shoulder, can't get a bone graft due to osteoporosis. I'm happy to be a guinea pig for this!
Crazy stuff
that's awesome they need to do the same with organs/limbs, eyes, etc.
would be great for future spacetravel, print the whole body upload mind, rollout
Please explain what fascia is.
As someone with 30 screws in my back I can't wait to be able to have full motion again.
3d printing with bones? Where's my dog at!
A relative of mine has worked in a group developing a system to create a model of a patient's heart to train clinical operations on. The patient's heart is scanned with ultrasound and then 3d printed for surgeons to test with and tested on functionality afterwards to know what surgeons are gonna do in the real surgery. I should be able to create a contact to the development team.
Karl Güniker
This metal hand top is amazing! 🤘☠️
@seeker where is the previous specs lady? Is she well?
honestly one of the things that limit human strength (in my opinion) is our bones, because we have the strength to punch something hard enough to brake them (especially if we dont even mean to hit the object that hard)
Those books in the background got me anxious
Can you take a look at the negative Kardashev scale. It seems more realastic.
cool T-shirt, in the theme)
What about deformities of the hand and stuff like that?
Perhaps in the future , scientist will figure out how to print a bullet proof skin using living cells.
"I have a bone to print with you!"
Perfect shirt for this video.
I'm thinking of one 'bone' in particular, where do I sign?
Bones aren't just structural...they also produce red blood cells. How would 3D printed bones handle that function and what would be the results from that?
Agreed, there's always a con to these new inventions now a days that they hide or want to experiment with. I wouldn't be so savvy on how this is the next thing including that it has ceramic which isn't found in the human body... I mean who knows, this might create a new virus or a disease, just throwing my thoughts out there though.
When will they commercialise this?
No one :
Me :
My bones :
Scientists : can i print bones in your body please *creepy smile*
after my motorbike crash, (I superman punched the ground 50kph)
I ended up pushing the small bones around in my wrist pretty much making my pinky and ring finger about 50%
id give it a shot!!
How long until we can 3D print an entire human body?
If you think about it, that's already what pregnancy is 😂😂
Science Rocks
1:31 That's a long time to wait when you need a bone
Me: That's what she said 🦴 😂
I would love this. Maybe they could print me new femoral heads, and the inside of my acetabulum. Currently, they are metal, with a plastic liner. After 19 years, having my own hips back would be amazing.
Thats a long time if you need a bone 🦴 😂
Is it possible to print a human body And give conciseness to it?
*still Non of the bone transplant patient can utilize their part after transplant. What's the point?*
Neuralink - yes please
3d printed bones - sign me up
What else can I get?
GAAAAWWWDDDDD
Did you pick that shirt on purpose for this video? 🤔 Because obviously it's perfect.
I got three bones replaced in my neck. I'm back to my True height, how cool is that🙏🙏😎
Wow, please detail more, thank you
Just like with Worf!
I wish they can do the same with nerves
Can it 3d printed a cyberware ?
reminds me of that star trek episode ... minus the nerve tissue ...
cool
Everything‘s possible if you have a model to build it
Ok, let's print me the Fifth Element Leeloo Minai now ;-)
LeeLoo Dallas MULTIPASS!
Cool shirt
Cool I need new shins mine are quite bumpy
I need a new L 4 please!
"aDapTivE" chapter 33 years Starting Me 😂
Now 3d print a new pancreas for me!
I'd call that Skeleprint a modern muggle version of Skelegrow
Skelegrow was a potion though
cool shirt
Makes you wonder how far we are from Westworld's bio androids :D
3:10 next Sunday AD?
Just noticed the shirt hahaha
🤘
'Happy Halloween'
Let's hope scientists level the print bed first
🤘
"A long time to wait if you need to bone" 🤪
Semoga Indonesia memahami ilmu teknologi potensi akan 3d printer segala aspek
“Perhaps” “in the “distant,”future”!
3d print deez nuttz.
So that means I can get myself new teeth, the real one's... Haahaa
Im gonna get 2 more arms added if they can print bones and muscles.
ohhh I miss Maren... my heart does too...
bon3r guy
All my bones were 3d printed, in the 70's! Well they sure ain't 2D! And weren't shoved in whole!
What about you, Morty? Would you like to ride the BONE TRAIN??
Sounds like 3-D printing tech is getting closer to what was depicted in the sci-fi film The Fifth Element
yup!
Can I have my bones in cornflower blue?
This title is terrifying
just thought of Fifth Element as I was watching this.
lmao I saw the video in my subs and came here to make a comment about it.