3D Printing Our Future in Space and on Earth | Tommaso Ghidini | TEDxESA
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- Опубликовано: 16 дек 2015
- TEDxESA talk at the European Space Agency on 11 November, 2015:
No matter what you take with you when going up into space, it’s going to be complicated and expensive. Very expensive. If we talk about longer missions, we better come up with something sustainable. Tommaso Ghidini, Head of the Materials Technology Section at the European Space Agency, might have an answer.
Tommaso and his team have already come quite close to realising this goal with some mind blowing 3D printing results. What’s even more interesting is that this technology is not only made for space, but can also be used in other environments.
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Tommaso Ghidini obtained his Ph. D. in experimental and numerical Fracture Mechanics at the Institute of Materials Research of the German Aerospace Centre. After having worked on major civil and military aircraft developments such as the A380, A350 and A400M at AIRBUS Industries, he joined the European Space Agency (ESA) in 2007. In 2009 he became the VEGA Launcher Product Assurance and Safety Engineer and since January 2012, Dr. Tommaso Ghidini is the Head of the Materials Technology Section at the European Space Agency. The Section qualifies for space flight all metallic materials and related advanced manufacturing technologies and is in charge of the European strategic roadmap on 3D printing for space applications.
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I loved this talk! Incredibly inspiring: it is beautiful to discover how many new frontiers this technology can open. The delivery is impressive!
Wonderful talk. Very inspiring, well done!
beautiful project and well done Tommaso!
Impressive and well done, Tommaso!
FANTASTICO....
New era ! Wonderful !
Bravo Tommaso!
Sounds really great. I wish ESA would take more risks and have more of these bionic-design parts flown into space on a space probes. Significant mass savings let probes take more fuel, and more instruments onboard.
Ideally someone should think about designing an entire structure of a probe in 3D, with integrated fuel tanks, print it out, fill with instruments, attach engine, solar panels, and send into space, for example within PROBA missions.
i would like to know more about the bionic structures for space technologies. Is there some accessible material about that?
Brilliant!!!
Amazing. Thnks.
I hope Francesco and Marcello will reach the moon and live on it ... grande Tommy!!!
Not really a TED talk, this is just an extended advert for their technology...
If I make the technology, and make it a non profit will you consider it then? I just want people to consider the future we can have, with the removal of money and the application of scientific knowledge.