Additional Video from http://www.sciencealert.com/watch-this-3d-printed-arm-costs-just-300-and-kids-really-really-love-it
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Step 4 and 5: Pictures and additional materials for PPT
Make additional slides : Pros and Cons
Online video from my resources
Read more "Step 4 and 5: Pictures and additional materials for PPT"Step 3: PPT Table
I choose to use PPT and make table to compare the differences between 3D printed Prosthetic Arm and Traditional Prosthetic Arm. I can’t find the weight lifting information about 3D printed Arm, so I may get rid of this part.
Read more "Step 3: PPT Table"Step 2: New Resources and Categories
This research topic will start to focus on 3D printed prosthetic arm instead of 3D printed medical equipment in general. New Resources: http://www.sciencealert.com/watch-this-3d-printed-arm-costs-just-300-and-kids-really-really-love-it http://enablingthefuture.org/tag/3d-printed-prosthetics/ https://www.cbm.org.au/content/our-work/resources-and-factsheets/prosthetic-limbs#.VmWgqHarTcs http://www.cirsop.com/faq Comparing cost of 3D printed prosthetic arm and traditional prosthetic arm There will be two categories: 3D printed Prosthetic Arm Traditional Prosthetic Arm I want to compare: Price Function Customization Weight […]
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3D printing human organs – but where’s the money for it? BioBots Low-Cost BioPrinter Heads to SXSW as Accelerator Finalist 3D printing of living tissues is easier and cheaper with BioBots Medical Applications for 3D Printing: Current and Projected Uses
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My question for my research topic is “Is 3D bio-printing lowering the cost of medical equipment or raising the price for customized medical equipment. The first idea comes to my mind to present my research is to make a price comparing table. The following 5 steps to execute my idea are below: Get enough sufficient […]
Read more "Research and Steps"Studio exercise 2: Five Forms x Five Materials
Cookie Cutter Material: Stainless Steal The Printing Method: To build steel models, special 3D printers deposit small drops of glue onto layers of stainless steel powder, one layer at a time, until the print is complete. Cost: $23.67 Turnaround Time: 11 business days Door Knob Material: Chocolate The Printing Method: To prints chocolate pieces that are 2 x 2 […]
Read more "Studio exercise 2: Five Forms x Five Materials"Personal reflection
In this course, I learn more than I expected. The first experience with 3D printing and see my work printing out from the cube shape printer is really amazing. Beside simply learning software designing, the collaboration group work with applying design thinking method fully expend my knowledge about 3D designing and thinking. I go to Maker […]
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3D printing not just can print out figure and toy, but also can printing out human body parts and customized equipment. In the book, Fabricated, it inspire me about bio-technology and gives me more insight about how it works. The questions alone the side, also raise in my head. In the future, we can print human […]
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Ten Lessons from the book Fabricated 3D printer can make impossible things to real in the future The mass-manufactured product can produce via 3D printing, and it will completely change the traditional way to produce these products Cloud manufacturing is the future business trend, there will be more and more small businesses and form a huge online market all around […]
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