3D Printing Human Parts: The Future of Our Bodies

[@chrislong3938]

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[@The_Challenged_0ne]

This is actually very pessimistic because what's going to happen this is the government's going to keep printing these fake brains or whatever you're going to get a prosthetic of and manipulate it like a robot for control however the side effects of making Prosthetics is that we can heal people that have issues with their parts that originally lost them its kind of like a universal income

[@The_Challenged_0ne]

You benefit from it but you also lose control

[@yourjuggalobrother]

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[@doc2590]

Imagine 80yr olds.... running around with new arms and legs. Friggin amazing.

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[@trackbiker1000]

you should post a list of charities that help children obtain prosthetics.

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[@matthewwriter9539]

1:48 There is an open source 3d printed brain-to-computer interface. 3d printed arms and legs. 5:58 3d printed titanium bones. 7:30 casts that are water proof, and stimulate muscles so they don't get weak. 8:20 3d printed bio-printed bones, eye lenses, and skin. Imagine getting a new ear, nose, bladder, liver, thyroid, or heart. valve. 12:26 What do you think will be possible by 2042?

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[@3dprintmonster]

2025 anyone?

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[@crazychange5635]

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[@dmmasud7737]

3D বায়োপ্রিন্টিং হলো একটি প্রযুক্তি যার মাধ্যমে কৃত্রিম মানব অঙ্গ তৈরি করা হয়। এই প্রযুক্তিটি ব্যবহার করে শক্তিশালী কম্পিউটার সফ্টওয়্যার ও স্পেশাল প্রিন্টিং মেশিন ব্যবহার করে নিখুঁত মানব অঙ্গ তৈরি করা হয়। এই প্রযুক্তিটির মাধ্যমে প্রাণী কোষ বা সেল থেকে শুরু করে পুরো অঙ্গ তৈরি করা যায়। প্রথমে একটি স্ক্যান অথবা মডেল তৈরি করা হয়, তারপরে বায়োপ্রিন্টিং মেশিন ব্যবহার করে প্রতিটি সেলকে প্রিন্ট করে অঙ্গটি নির্মাণ করা হয়। হ্যাঁ, আপনি সঠিক। কৃত্রিম অঙ্গ বা ল্যাব গ্রোন অঙ্গ ব্যবহার করে মানব স্বাস্থ্য সেবা উন্নতি করা যায়। এই প্রয়োজন অনুযায়ী বিভিন্ন ক্ষেত্রে কৃত্রিম অঙ্গ প্রয়োজন হতে পারে, যেমন: অঙ্গটির ক্ষমতা হারানো ব্যাধি: কৃত্রিম অঙ্গ ব্যবহার করে অন্তর্নিহিত সমস্যার কারণে অঙ্গের ক্ষমতা হারানো রোগীদের জন্য অঙ্গ পূরণ করা যায়। যেমন, হৃদয়, কিডনি, ক্যান্সারের ক্ষেত্রে কৃত্রিম অঙ্গ প্রয়োজন হতে পারে। অঙ্গ প্রদান করার জন্য অর্থনৈতিক সমস্যা: প্রাকৃতিক অঙ্গ প্রদানে সমস্যার কারণে অর্থনৈতিক অসুবিধা হয়ে থাকলে, কৃত্রিম অঙ্গ ব্যবহার করে এই সমস্যাগুলি সমাধান করা যায়। প্রকৃত মাধ্যমে অঙ্গ প্রাপ্তির সম্ভাবনা সীমিত হলে, কৃত্রিম অঙ্গ তৈরি করা যেতে পারে। কৃত্রিম অঙ্গ ব্যবহার করে পুরোপুরি বা আংশিকভাবে অঙ্গ প্রদান করা যায় রোগীদের। যেমন: অঙ্গটির সম্পূর্ণ প্রদান: কৃত্রিম অঙ্গ ব্যবহার করে রোগীদের সম্পূর্ণ অঙ্গ প্রদান করা যায়। এটি সাধারণত হৃদয়, কিডনি এবং কর্মীয় কক্ষের মতো মোটামুটি অঙ্গগুলির ক্ষেত্রে প্রযোজ্য। আংশিক অঙ্গ প্রদান: যখন পূর্ণ অঙ্গের প্রদান অসম্ভব হয়, তখন কৃত্রিম অঙ্গ দিয়ে আংশিক অঙ্গ প্রদান করা যায়। উদাহরণস্বরূপ, চোখের কাঞ্চন, গলার অঙ্গ, হাতের নখ, পায়ের অঙ্গ ইত্যাদি। এই প্রযুক্তি সম্পর্কে বিস্তারিত তথ্য এবং কনসাল্টেশন জন্য, আপনাকে স্থানীয় চিকিত্সা প্রতিষ্ঠানে যোগাযোগ

[@pewpewyadead]

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[@konradzlu5h]

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[@MorganMadej]

A brilliant video with exciting content! The Human Touch can be so beneficial for those who are in physical or mental pain. Will this be come a feature and a benefit?

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[@adamalston989]

Does anyone know the soundtrack used in these videos?

[@TheRealityWarper08]

"Brain in petri dish that responds to music" *Ah yes, human made horrors beyond my comprehension*

[@omsuryawanshi2348]

It will be a bright future for those handicapped people who want to explore , to learn , to discover , and to enjoy the Life like us

[@iraklitos20022003]

Great video!!! The future is coming fast.

[@liizzset]

Thanks, Venture City. Heard about the other things in the video. But this is the first time I have heard or hearing about Marie. Form the LSU. I have to look that up.

[@jakeptdad]

This is so cool! Found u at 100K Subs, see ya when they have more :)

[@ivanmeikle398]

Boom talk about the future I fricking blown away a whole Frankenstein 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽

[@biancabonet]

The partial brain or almost complete 3d printed brain, may be used in uplifting animals. Prosthetics or implanting brain tissues in animals to enhance them or make them more intelligent will follow these sciences. It has its pros/cons too.

[@masterofself97]

Wow this is amazing

[@elodmarton9588]

Well, I don’t think anyone in their right mind would want to get rid of their natural blood supply, aka their long bones... I think bioengineering is a better investment on the long run, as you can maintain the complicated and efficient parts of an organic system while simultaneously upgrading it when needed. Also, maybe mechanics and biotech will just continue to inspire each other in every area instead of one taking over the other over time.

[@CartoonManWhoo]

BOOM! Ray Kurzweil is a genius!

[@arib3871]

I love this channel

[@starwarsman2709]

Could you make lungs out of nylon or other things or other materials ?

[@Tamalefrank1346]

Nice information

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[@pvdkolk4459]

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[@Lp-ze1tg]

I believed I learned this info from discovery channel nearly 10 years ago. Printed organs.

[@Danuxsy]

But 3D printing a real sized heart with cells happened THIS year, first in history.

[@Cilexius]

When will I get that bionic robo futuristic body?

[@Bigbadgoon]

70 years

[@HardKore5250]

Probably 5-10 years

[@GH-uq7wr]

Soon some humans will be cutting off their hands to get a high-tech prosthetics remember that I said this September 20, 2020.

[@richardmetcalfe920]

Good for them!

[@skinnyway]

kids have been doing that for about 10 years so they can feel what its like to be 'disabled' only its not so fun when they found out the world hates disabled people.

[@martiddy]

It reminds me of the game Deus Ex, where some mercenaries prefer to amputate their arms just to have stronger bionic arms.

[@huliluliukuzelula]

I feel like that will become trend. Like people will compete who has more implants or prosthetic limbs...

[@henryarias9607]

Uuuuuh, they said that in the video.

[@alanrogers7090]

At about the one minute mark, the narrator said, "may be able to p3D print parts to make someone super strong or super fast". You may be able to increase strength, but, except for STRONGER leg muscles, you will not get super speed. To have that, you would need to enhance vision and other senses to be able to use that speed. To run really fast, you must be able to see what is ahead of you quickly enough to plan your route around stationary and very slow-moving objects. Think of "The Flash" in comic books or films. He has to see not only what is in front of him now, but what will be in front of him by the time he makes it to the next corner, and the next, etc. I might see what's around me and can see TO the next corner, but not beyond that. Even his sense of touch would need to be changed so that it would not fry at the temperatures to be encountered by skin friction and such.

[@ashdoes7236]

its soooooooooooooo goooodddd

[@hue-man3953]

This is Exceptional🙏👍😚

[@islaldemir2943]

For peaple's good machine very good Make job

[@Gfish17]

i want to vreat new body parts for my self indefinitly. BioPrinting is so awesome.

[@MeowLePetitKitten]

This is a revolution of the human nature.

[@ericpham4644]

Love and compassion maybe are human most treasured virtues and the rest are repicateable by machine and even better than human

[@david69funk]

When will be able to transfer our own conciousness into another vessel ie robot

[@philipp2519]

Very good!

[@kidpontes4485]

wow..now the humans can bicame in humanoids lol... this is real sci fiction. great work!

[@mikeohawk95]

1:99 apwith atom formers, both the materials and electronics abd brainmatter all printed at once in each 3d printed product(also via neural helmet , phone app,controls whatever) and af allows 3d print of any materials beyond plastics abd metal!

[@jamesstevens2362]

Lab Tech: “And what’s you’re name”? Newly 3D printed person: “Leeloominaï Lekatariba Lamina-Tchaï Ekbat De Sebat”.

[@ashdoes7236]

nice vid boi

[@donnellboykin3779]

I can see the future now, the next level of evolution Man and Computer🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯

[@nems2106]

I’m here for school..... but damn this epic!

[@raymondluca7779]

a plant cant grow thru pavement?? its weak??

[@meltdown7259]

God that's amazing

[@SuperKhusta]

I learnt alot

[@raymondluca7779]

computers dont get viruses??? right???

[@heaven4247]

Not without carbon hydraulic tubing., Eliminating the need for gears.One pump controls all movement. Even prosthetic arms.

[@stevesalvant80]

Can’t wait to become like wolverines 🦾🦾

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[@chomihai]

This will be norm in the next 25 years

[@jasonhayward6965]

I would be thinking simple magnetic alignments in certain chemicals forming residue components called organs.

[@reubencarter3004]

Can you print me some retractable claws for my titanium arms?

[@hishamchohan494]

10:06 clip is older

[@kato_dsrdr]

Somewhere in the future: printing entire humans.

[@TgamerBio5529]

Growing organs and missing limbs is also something in the future which is possible and extending human lifespans also or putting your 🧠 in a cybernetic or artificial body and etc… is all possible future technologies. Just imagine in the future no need for donors since we can just grow you new heart or etc..

[@jacksonc2956]

Cyberpunk 2077 coming closer than u think

[@raymondcunanan5016]

This is exciting but also scary, my fàvorite movie terminator is coming to reality.

[@CalsonD.Tytreides]

So you think Biomedical Engineers, Bioengineers or Electric Engineers would be needed for that

[@now-you-know-it]

What about much more about eyes or a program only about eyes. Many people have various eye and sight problems.

[@jamesmadison7551]

seems like we were born in the time of where it all started for our technological advances; from computers to 3D printed body parts and trip to colonize mars in the future. We really are born in the time of advancement.

[@obe22099]

As someone who took 3D prints a ton, i see where things are going, entry point to 3D printing is much less than 25% of current flagship phones. The patent for metal 3D printing expired and is public domain, price drops every year due to competition and cheaper means of production of the printers. The price of a metal 3D printer went from infinity to roughly the price of a car, in a year it will be a fraction of that and so on. However a regular person can make a 3D printed arm limb straight out of Science Fiction with the issue being the censors. 3D printing body parts even if they aren't organic requires other fields to catch up, 3D printing is ready as is and Columbia University created a heart from stem cells. Things are getting fun You need a high bandwidth direct to the brain connection otherwise all you have is a pretty hook like a pirate and some motors. I'm convinced that we will be able to 3D print organs within a decade or less *TAKE EVERYTHING I SAID AS MY OPINION!*

[@jerrywu2668]

This is like hand simulators

[@someguy6924]

I wanna 3D print myself a new brain, when’s that gonna be possible lol

[@MrNorsewise]

Why when you can reprint your own everyday?

[@animelover5093]

kinda give me the vibe of a series called WestWorld

[@abstractbybrian]

Upload our minds

[@arnold5893]

Why cant we 3d print bioidentical organs instead of titanium and chromium implants?

[@tamitrue6082]

Yep that the terrifying/thrilling question that we all wanna know, is there a way for humans to achieve immortality? Not the religious interpretation we are taught in church, but through science, an absolute concrete case of evidence. And if so, how do we continue this million ppl born everyday not exact on the numbers but we never die and keep increasing the population. Man made land or other habitable planets in our solar system is my guess. But bringing up a another slew of questions. Also this video is the stuff ill break laws for, its that important. Lincoln, washington, they were ppl who absolutly broke laws. Revolution from brits stands out for me. For the greater good of mankind. I robot was a great movie to show how artificial intelligence could possibly end mankind altogether. Jus movies? Or a terrifying true foresight that they are slowly painting.

[@happyandhealthy888]

Yes, the first one is here.

[@pratixamehta8017]

Why it has so low views

[@sealbruh7723]

Neat! Cant wait for the Cult Mechanicus to become reality.

[@justinakers3196]

Man if only I was born a little later I could have like a 500 year life

[@mrjansen747]

What are the main companies leading this market ? I see a investing oppurtunity ... im already in on nano dimensions and organovo... thougts anyone.?

[@gadkiel6352]

If those printers can print food that taste like food, then why ? Wouldnt it print full body parts by duplicating a persons cells to use for the printer to recreate any organ.

[@mrglasecki]

Honestly Pray your using hemp bio plastics 😏

[@Candyman97]

I can't believe nobody has made a Borg statement.

[@theghostqueen5697]

Why does this make me scared of the future???

[@calvingrondahl1011]

Are we not changing what it means to be human all the time?

[@ContinueWithThatStatement]

This dude has "How it's made", voice.

[@chropass912]

2030 : 3D Printing Humans

[@unstoppableluckq9985]

They already did this and in 2017

[@unstoppableluckq9985]

Not alive tho

[@unstoppableluckq9985]

You can screw them

[@doc2590]

"The six million dollar man" becomes a reality.

[@unstoppableluckq9985]

I will print ricardo

[@darkshadowsx5949]

oh yeah lets make prosthetics hack-able. that wont go wrong... can you 3D print me a new life?

[@MadhuAkash]

The problem with that is u can't build a reliable robot with processing power as a human and energy efficiency as humans robots can solve problems but humans can create new problems that's the main thing u can't recreate in a robot

[@fetsluck5620]

This is great and all but how much does it cost? I'm sure the average person wouldn't be able to afford most of this. I could be wrong and it actually be affordable.

[@jackwise3367]

HMMMMMM..... If I were 25 instead of 76, I can think of a REAL good use for this process!

[@shufflingutube]

They've been announcing this shit since like forever and still average people can't have access to these technologies

[@unknowncreations1129]

interesting

[@RickFaulknerStarsAndGuitars]

I guess printed pancreases are 10-22 years away then?