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- 1. 3-D Printing, Good or bad? Team Awesome: Nathan Berger Ying Yeung Sade Alfred Anthony Dreon Jeremy Wallace
- 2. What are 3-D printers?
- 3. Healthcare has been significantly changed by 3-D printing Cuts time of surgeries Allows printing of organs livers hearts etc... Reduces surgery costs Saves thousands of lives May generate $4 billion dollars for the healthcare industry inn America by 2018
- 4. Black Market Trading Organ trafficking accounts for 10% of 70,000 kidney transplants China, India, Pakistan, and many other countries thrive off this black market China will execute prisoners and take their organs to sell Can anyone print human organs and sell them?
- 5. Average paid by Kidney Buyer$150,000 Average paid to Seller of Kidney$5,000 Kidney broker in the Philippines$1,000 to $1,500 Kidney broker in Yemen$60,000 Kidney buyer in China$47,500 Kidney buyer in Egypt$20,000 Kidney buyer in Israel$125,000 to $135,000 Kidney buyer in Moldova$100,000 to $250,000 Kidney buyer in Singapore$300,000 Kidney buyer in South Africa$200,000 Kidney buyer in Thailand$10,000 Kidney buyer in United States$120,000 Kidney buyers in Saudi Arabia$16,000 Kidney seller in Bangladesh$2,500 Kidney seller in China$15,000 Kidney seller in Costa Rica$20,000 Kidney seller in Egypt$2,000 Kidney seller in India$1,000 Kidney seller in Israel$10,000 Kidney seller in Kenya$650 Kidney seller in Moldova$2,500 to $3,000 Kidney seller in Pakistan$10,000 Kidney seller in Peru$5,000 Kidney seller in Romania$2,700 Kidney seller in Thailand$3,000 to $5,000 Kidney seller in the Philippines$2,000 to $10,000 Kidney seller in Turkey$10,000 Kidney seller in Ukraine$200,000 Kidney seller in Vietnam$2,410 Kidney seller in Yemen$5,000 Kidney Traffickers in Turkey$10,000 profit Kidney Transplant Operation – China$15,200 Kidney Transplant Operation – Europe$32,000 Liver buyer in China$21,900 Liver seller in China$3,660 Lung seller in EuropeAsking price of $312,650
- 6. Artifical organs in human bodies Doctors playing God goes against religious morals of soem individuals Regulating prices of healthcare based on which organ products Who will pay for 3-D printers? tax payers private funding? Lack of legal compliance for regulating 3-D printing Other Issues....
- 7. 3D Food Printing How 3D Food Printers Work Simply stated, you get what you put in. Food can be broken down into three main components: protein, carbohydrates, and fats. Advantages : • Customization Custom Nutrition Food Design Special Dietary Needs • Complexity • Tool-less • Sustainable / Environmentally Friendly
- 8. Challenges and barriers to overcome Regulation Food safety/shelf life Ingredient limitations Taste
- 9. Printing Fashion What? Clothes, Jewelry, Shoes, undergarments The Good + 1. Consumer independence/customization 2. Fast and Efficient for Designers, companies, and Consumers 3. Decreased Costs 4. Reduced need of warehousing
- 10. Printing Fashion The Bad - 1. Copyright issues 2. Decrease in manufacturing Jobs 3. Unhealthy Air emissions
- 11. 3D printing in Terrorism 3D printers can be used to create pieces for guns that can`t be traced by metal detectors and other search procedures. This allows terrorist to sneak by weapons into airports or other events or places to launch another attack. This is a big concern for the war on terrorism. This will cause more lock down on security measures in the future.
- 12. US military using 3D printing for weapons The Military can use 3D printing the same as Terrorist to cut the cost on guns used in the military This allows them to use cheaper resources in weapons and other useful accessories. A down side to using 3D printing is that weapons can be less reliable and less powerful This can cause the Military to decide not to use this technology for weapons or accessories they rely on the most.
- 13. Other Military Uses of 3D Printing The Military can Use this technology for prosthetics for injured soliders. They are looking to use 3D printers for MRE`s for soldiers based on a device that measures their height weight and nutrition intake so the printer can create a meal that fits the needs of each soldier. Military wants to create swarms of drones for military use
- 14. 3D printing of drones 3D printers can be used to print parts and pieces for drones This makes using drones cheaper This could cause the military to use more drones during warfare or covert ops missions to scope out best way to go about the mission. All you need for the drone is a mother board and a control center so all of the pieces work. People can also print their own drones with the proper software for the pieces of the drone and able to build it.
- 15. 3D Printing & Counterfeiting Expect it to cost up to $100 billion by 2018 Numerous CAD designs online 3D printing can be purchased by any hobbyist Most prices are less than $3,000
- 16. 3D Printing & Counterfeiting Authenticity becomes very difficult to verify Intellectual rights violated Chemical fingerprints are not visible and need to be analyzed by a lab Without verification enforcement is very difficult to enforce Consumer deception
- 17. Video Time https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WdyA613 a_ow (Printing and Warfare) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_oQ6H- 0KOXk (Bio Printing)