Do you think there is a possibility of 3D printing living organisms? That is, after being printed, it can run and jump on its own!
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Do you think there is a possibility of 3D printing living organisms? That is, after being printed, it can run and jump on its own! Be able to survive on my own! It’s amazing to be able to 3D print something inanimate, but it would be even more incredible to be able to print living things
There’s nothing impossible – only things not yet thought of
This idea is dangerous; it represents a logical fallacy. Every concept or standard has its own scope of application. Attempting to extend or apply it beyond that scope constitutes a logical fallacy. 3D printing was originally developed to address products that were difficult to manufacture using traditional molding methods, as well as to serve as substitutes for various components such as sand table models and bone substitutes – in other words, for items that are produced on a non-industrial scale. It is used in only certain special products or industries. If we follow this logical fallacy, should we then start printing skyscrapers or even the Earth?……
Of course, there are indeed cases of printed buildings; many such examples exist merely as a gimmick and are short-lived. When it comes to printing buildings, it is necessary to first get the approval of registered structural engineers and the project owners.