Space: production and resource conservation

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3D parts can be lighter, stronger and have better aerodynamic properties. In addition, all these developments have environmental benefits, as cars are more fuel efficient.

"In the next five years, you'll start seeing this in everyday cars. And in the next 10 years, the technology will largely replace casting, molding, and stamping. Yes, yes, I fully believe this is the future," predicts Lucas Chinger.

What does Jack Ricks himself from Top Gear think about this?

“Every car manufacturer is constantly looking to improve packaging, reduce weight, improve fuel efficiency, and find ways to make their cars better and cheaper,” Ricks replies. “Chinger claims to have solved all of these problems at once.”

According to him, "It's only a matter of time before all new cars will have 3D-printed parts."


We once thought 3D printing would save the world. Should belarus number data we believe that now? In fact, there's growing evidence that the hype isn't overblown this time.

Space exploration organizations are already using additive manufacturing to make rocket parts. But they are also studying the challenges that will arise after landing on the Moon or Mars: not all the resources needed can be transported, so they will have to find ways to build and provide food using directed solar energy and materials they can find locally.

NASA is already funding one project to recycle the urine, feces, and breath of astronauts during long-duration space travel to produce food and plastics for 3D printing.

Medicine: implants and a new form of medicine
In addition, additive manufacturing will soon enter our lives — and perhaps even extend them.

The American company Stryker uses 3D printing to produce complex orthopedic implants that would be impossible to create otherwise.
Last year, a woman's ear was reconstructed in the US using a living tissue implant printed on a 3D printer.
Last summer, a human lung framework was unveiled at a conference in San Diego — perhaps the most complex object ever created using additive manufacturing.

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