3D printing technology is a pervasive manufacturing tool, from aerospace, automobile manufacturing, medical plastic surgery, to toy manufacturing, food printing, creative DIY, everywhere. Even so, the 3D printing industry still has some innovative technology application "Bulbu" is staggering, today Xiaobian will give you some inventory, ready to brighten your 24K titanium alloy eye? First, military applications - 3D printing drone Yes, you didn't get it wrong, the 3D printed drone will be used to fight! Foreign media reported that the US military plans to test the new 3D printing drone combat system at a military exercise conducted in early 2017. This system allows soldiers to enter specific mission information into military software, and then design a drone model based on this information, upload it to a 3D printing device for printing, and then assemble the 3D printing components together by the relevant personnel, plus ready-made The electronic components are ready for use. Second, space applications - 3D printer + robot arm Space 3D printing has always been the focus of NASA research, and its latest project, Archinaut, is a space robot precision manufacturing system. Specifically, it is a device that combines a 3D printer and a robot arm: the 3D printer automatically prints out the required equipment, and then assembles them one by one by the robot arm and puts them into a predetermined track. Once this system is successfully developed, people only need to launch 3D printed materials, batteries, and various sensors into space, and the robot arm will help the 3D printer to print out, and complete the post-assembly and placement work. Third, space resource development - 3D printing space survey ship According to statistics, one ton of material per space means that it costs 50 million US dollars. To avoid this high cost, researchers are looking to develop space survey vessels using 3D printing technology to collect the resources available on near-Earth asteroids. Planetary Resources has successfully developed two test space survey vessels, one of which was sent to the sky last fall to test the basic frame design and airborne systems of robotic spacecraft. Fourth, medical innovation - 3D printing transplantable organs According to foreign media reports, bio-3D printing researchers have reported that 3D printed artificial ears, bones and muscle tissue can be transplanted into animals to survive and gradually grow blood vessels and nerves. Subsequently, it was reported that 3D printing plus microchips can create a biological mixing device that can function as a human kidney and act as a detoxification and waste cleaning device. Moreover, this 3D printed artificial kidney is very small in size and can be implanted into the human body. As a result, patients with kidney disease may not have the same therapeutic effect without dialysis. These gratifying 3D printing technology applications make the Xiaobian very excited, and the era of 3D printing seems to be really far away! (Editor) AUTRENDS INTERNATIONAL LIMITED , https://www.petspetscare.com
