Pirkanmaan
ennakointipalvelu
/
Trendexplorer
3D
-
tulostaminen
Trendejä
maailmalta
Pirkanmaan
ennakointipalvelu
/
Trendexplorer
Trendejä
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Kalvosarjaan
on
kerätty
esimerkkejä
uusista
,
jo
olemassaolevista
tuotteista
ja
palveluista
eri
puolilta
maapalloa
Tarkoituksena
on
herättää
ajatuksia
eri
alojen
tulevaisuudennäkymistä
.
Käytä
aineistoa
inspiraation
lähteenä
!
Jokainen
kalvo
sisältää
lyhyen
kuvauksen
trendistä
sekä
linkin
aihetta
käsittelevälle
nettisivulle
Aineisto
on
kerätty
Trendexplorer
-
palvelusta
,
jossa
on
yli
17 000
mikrotrendiä
usealta
eri
alalta
Tässä
kalvosarjassa
käytetyt
trendit
ovat
Pirkanmaan
ennakointipalvelu
–
hankkeen
valitsemia
Materiaalin
kaupallinen
käyttö
on
kielletty
3D PRINTER FOR THE DESKTOP
Researchers
at
MIT
Media
Lab
have
developed
a
3
D
printer
called
"FORM
1
"
which
is
the
first
device
of
its
kind
to
reduce
the
most
precise
techniques
of
3
D
printing
to
a
desktop
-
sized
machine
.
Using
the
stereolithography
process,
lasers
at
a
special
wavelength
harden
resins
layer
by
layer
.
The
hardened
layer
is
only
lowered
so
far
until
the
next
layer
can
form
on
top
of
it
.
In
contrast
to
previous
methods,
the
"FORM
1
"
saves
on
space
and
material
as
it
raises
printed
layers
instead
of
lowering
them
into
a
bowl
and
bringing
up
new
layers
from
below
.
QUELLE
:
INITIATOR
:
http
:
//kck
.
st/
Formlabs.com, United States
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:
Virtualisation
-
> 3D Media & 3D Devices
3D PRINTING ALLOWS NEW TEETH TO BE MADE IN 1 HOUR
The
German
dental
company
Sirona
has
developed
new
technology
called
"CEREC"
that
enables
dentists
to
create
CAD/CAM
crowns
in
under
an
hour
and
thereby
save
patients
from
having
to
make
frequent
visits
and
spend
a
lot
of
their
time
in
waiting
rooms
.
With
the
help
of
a
scanner,
the
dentists
take
an
optical
impression
of
the
tooth
and
transmit
the
visual
data
to
a
computer,
enabling
them
to
design
the
restoration
according
to
their
patient's
exact
specifications
.
The
data
is
then
sent
to
a
milling
chamber
where
the
crown
is
produced
in
about
20
minutes
.
QUELLE
:
INITIATOR
:
http
:
//www
.
cereconline
.
com/
Sirona Dental Systems GmbH, Germany
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-
> Alternative Medicine
3D PRINTER TURNS ELECTRICAL WASTE INTO FURNITURE
The
Dutch
designer
Dirk
Vander
Kooij
recycles
electrical
waste
in
order
to
use
it
with
a
3
D
printer
to
make
furniture
.
Plastics
are
first
ground
up
and
then
melted
.
A
robot
arm
then
creates
tables,
chairs
and
other
objects
from
the
heated
mass
.
Once
cooled,
the
objects
can
be
used
around
the
home
.
Finished
items
can
be
bought
from
the
artist's
website,
as
well
as
from
retailers
.
The
artist
will
also
be
exhibiting
at
this
year's
Milan
Design
Week
.
QUELLE
:
INITIATOR
:
http
:
//www
.
dirkvanderkooij
.
nl/
Dirk Vander Kooij, Netherlands
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:
Sustainability
-
> Recycling
Virtualisation
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> 3D Media & 3D Devices
PRINTING YOUR OWN DESIGNER HEADPHONES
The
design
company
Teague
has
created
headphones
whose
individual
components
can
be
downloaded
on
the
web
and
made
using
a
3
D
printer
.
These
so
-
called
"
13
:
30
"
headphones
are
therefore
the
first
premium
product
that
can
be
printed
by
users
themselves
.
The
online
instructions
explain
how
to
buy
and
assemble
the
electronic
components
that
have
to
be
fitted
after
the
printing
stage
.
The
designers
have
invited
all
interested
parties
to
redesign
and
optimise
the
various
parts,
and
send
in
their
own
suggestions
.
QUELLE
:
INITIATOR
:
http
:
//labs
.
teague
.
com/
Teague, United States
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-
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:
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-
> 3D Media & 3D Devices
Youmocracy
-
> Open Content
CUSTOMISED GLASSES FROM 3D PRINTER
The
American
start
-
up
Make
Eyewear
creates
frames
for
glasses
using
a
3
D
printer
and
enables
customers
to
design
their
own
glasses
.
Users
can
select
models
from
the
standard
collection
in
all
colours
and
sizes
for
$
150
and
there
is
an
extra
charge
for
prescription
lenses
.
There's
also
a
freestyle
service
starting
at
$
450
for
those
who'd
like
to
create
their
frames
from
scratch
and
then
have
them
developed
by
a
professional
designer
.
All
the
frames
are
created
using
an
additive
process,
through
the
3
D
printing
service
Shapeways
.
QUELLE
:
INITIATOR
:
http
:
//www
.
makeeyewear
.
com/
Make Eyewear LLC, United States
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-
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:
Individualisation
-
> Mass Customisation
Virtualisation
-
> 3D Media & 3D Devices
THE PRINTED 3D BIKINI
The
"N
12
Bikini"
from
the
fashion
label
Continuum
Fashion
was
created
in
cooperation
with
the
Dutch
company
Shapeways
and
is
the
world's
first
printed
3
D
item
of
clothing
.
All
parts
of
the
bikini,
including
the
fasteners,
were
printed
out
in
3
D
.
The
individual
parts
can
be
stuck
together
and
fastened
accordingly,
making
it
unnecessary
to
stitch
anything
.
The
name
of
the
bikini,
"N
12
",
is
taken
from
the
material
used
–
Nylon
12
.
This
material
is
white,
durable
and
flexible
.
From
an
optical
point
of
view,
it
resembles
small
circles
that
are
connected
by
tiny
bars
.
QUELLE
:
INITIATOR
:
http
:
//www
.
shapeways
.
com/
Continuum Fashion, Shapeways B.V., Netherlands
8
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-
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:
Virtualisation
-
> 3D Media & 3D Devices
PRINTING YOUR OWN MEDICINE
Researchers
at
Glasgow
University
in
the
UK
have
succeeded
in
producing
medicine
using
a
3
D
printer
.
They
were
able
to
manufacture
commercially
available
drugs,
such
as
headache
pills
.
The
chemicals
required
are
freely
available
and
the
medicines
were
created
using
3
D
printing
technology
based
on
a
digital
blueprint
.
The
3
D
printer
is
relatively
cheap
and
this
development
could
even
lead
to
patients
making
their
own
medicine
at
home
in
future
.
QUELLE
:
INITIATOR
:
http
:
//www
.
bbc
.
co
.
uk/
Glasgow University, United Kingdom
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-
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:
Homing
-
> Do
-
It
-
Yourself
Shy Tech
-
> Miniaturisation
Virtualisation
-
> 3D Media & 3D Devices
Youmocracy
-
> Prosumer
MUSCLES FROM A 3D PRINTER
The
start
-
up
Organovo
from
San
Diego
has
developed
a
technique
for
printing
human
muscles
using
the
3
D
"NovoGen
MMX
Bioprinter"
.
A
cartridge
of
specially
prepared
muscle
cells
is
inserted
into
a
3
D
printer,
which
then
deposits
them
in
uniform,
closely
spaced
lines
in
a
petri
dish
.
This
arrangement
allows
the
cells
to
grow
and
interact
until
they
form
working
muscle
tissue
.
The
ultimate
goal
is
to
use
the
3
D
printer
to
make
complete
organs
for
transplants
.
Because
the
organs
would
be
printed
from
a
patient's
own
cells,
there
would
be
less
danger
of
rejection
.
QUELLE
:
INITIATOR
:
http
:
//www
.
organovo
.
com/
Organovo Inc., United States
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3D
-
TULOSTUS
KONTEXT
:
Life Science
-
> Human/Technology Convergence
Virtualisation
-
> 3D Media & 3D Devices
BONES FOR PRINTING
A
trainee
surgeon
from
Great
Britain
has
developed
a
program
that
will
save
his
hospital
thousands
of
dollars
–
and
potentially
many
lives
as
well
–
by
3
D
printing
bones
.
Mark
Frame
came
up
with
the
idea
of
turning
CT
scans
into
true
-
to
-
life
models
of
bones
.
It
takes
about
one
week
to
manufacture
the
bones
which
can
be
printed
without
much
cost
and
then
sent
on
to
the
surgeons
.
This
allows
the
surgeons
to
prepare
more
carefully
for
complex
operations,
such
as
hip
replacements
.
QUELLE
:
INITIATOR
:
http
:
//www
.
3
d
-
ortho
-
model
.
com/
3D Ortho Models, United Kingdom
11
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-
TULOSTUS
KONTEXT
:
Individualisation
-
> Body Scanning
Life Science
-
> Implants
CHOCOLATE PRINTER FROM ENGLAND
Researchers
at
the
University
of
Exeter
and
Brunel
University
in
the
UK
have
teamed
up
with
the
software
developer
Delcam
to
produce
a
printer
that
can
print
chocolate
.
This
printer
features
an
innovative
temperature
and
heating
control
system
so
that
the
chocolate
always
flows
correctly
and
is
in
a
good
condition
to
be
printed
.
The
user
interface
has
been
kept
simple
so
that
customers
in
shops
can
quickly
design
and
print
their
own
chocolates
.
There
are
plans
to
develop
the
printer
to
also
be
able
to
print
other
sweets
.
QUELLE
:
INITIATOR
:
http
:
//www
.
exeter
.
ac
.
uk/
Delcam plc, Brunel University, University of Exeter, United
Kingdom
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-
> Mass Customisation
Virtualisation
-
> 3D Media & 3D Devices
CANTEEN FOOD FROM A 3D PRINTER
Google
has
equipped
the
canteen
at
its
headquarters
in
Mountain
View,
California,
with
a
3
D
printer
that
produces
pasta
.
This
pasta
printer
is
operated
by
the
head
chef
Bernard
Faucher
.
In
addition
to
the
dough,
he
adds
vegetables
according
to
the
diner's
wishes
.
Further
options
for
personalising
the
pasta
dishes
also
include
setting
the
temperature
and
cooking
time
according
to
taste
.
QUELLE
:
INITIATOR
:
http
:
//www
.
zdnet
.
com/
Google Inc., United States
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:
Individualisation
-
> Personal Design
Virtualisation
-
> 3D Media & 3D Devices
3D PRINTER MAKES ENTIRE ROOMS
The
Amsterdam
-
based
architecture
firm
DUS
Architects
is
working
on
a
movable
3
D
printer
called
the
"KamerMaker",
which
can
print
objects
large
enough
to
construct
entire
rooms
.
The
maximum
size
possible
is
2
.
5
x
2
.
5
x
4
.
0
metres
.
DUS
Architects
is
currently
working
on
the
first
room
completely
fitted
with
furniture
made
by
the
"KamerMaker"
.
The
company
describes
its
printer
as
a
pavilion
that
can
also
reproduce
small
pavilions
.
All
the
objects
are
printed
using
a
bioplastic
that
is
made
out
of
corn
and
biodegradable
.
QUELLE
:
INITIATOR
:
http
:
//www
.
kamermaker
.
com/
DUS Architects, Netherlands
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:
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-
> 3D Media & 3D Devices
3D PRINTER AIRCRAFT
Using
the
3
D
printing
process,
British
researchers
at
the
University
of
Southampton
have
developed
an
unmanned
air
vehicle
that
has
successfully
completed
a
test
flight
.
With
the
exception
of
the
engine,
the
entire
structure
of
the
"Laser
Sintered
Aircraft"
(SULSA)
was
produced
using
the
printer
and
it
could
be
assembled
without
any
special
aid
or
tools
.
The
SULSA
has
a
wingspan
of
about
two
metres,
a
top
speed
of
nearly
100
miles
per
hour
and
runs
almost
silent
when
in
cruise
mode
.
QUELLE
:
INITIATOR
:
http
:
//www
.
soton
.
ac
.
uk/
University of Southampton, United Kingdom
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:
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-
> Advanced & Smart Materials
Virtualisation
-
> 3D Media & 3D Devices
BIKE FROM THE 3D PRINTER
British
engineers
at
the
European
aerospace
and
defence
group
EADS
have
developed
a
bike
made
of
nylon
powder
called
the
"Airbike"
.
The
manufacturing
process
uses
a
method
similar
to
3
D
printing,
which
involves
"Additive
Layer
Manufacturing"
(ALM)
.
The
bike
design
is
perfected
using
computer
-
aided
design
and
then
constructed
by
using
a
powerful
laser
-
sintering
process
.
EADS
shows
how
ALM
can
be
used
to
produce
objects
with
moving
elements,
which
are
just
as
stable
as
machine
-
made
materials
and
65
%
lighter
.
The
spokes
look
like
the
propellers
in
the
engines
of
an
A
400
M,
which
shows
that
this
material
can
also
be
used
in
the
aviation
industry
.
QUELLE
:
INITIATOR
:
http
:
//www
.
eads
.
com/
European Aeronautic Defence and Space Company EADS
N.V., United Kingdom
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PRINTABLE MILLING MACHINE
A
project
called
Machines
that
Make
run
by
Jonathan
Ward
of
the
Massachusetts
Institute
of
Technology
has
developed
a
CNC
milling
machine
that
can
be
printed
out
using
a
3
D
printer
and
stuck
together
.
The
assembly
instructions
can
be
downloaded
free
of
charge
.
Once
fully
assembled,
the
MTM
Snap
has
the
dimensions
of
a
drinks
crate
and
features
a
milling
head
at
the
top
and
bottom
that
permits
milling
work
from
different
directions
and
angles
.
A
freely
accessible
software
program
can
be
used
to
control
the
machine
.
With
this
device,
it's
possible
to
manufacture
casting
moulds
and
conductor
plates
.
QUELLE
:
INITIATOR
:
http
:
//mtm
.
cba
.
mit
.
edu/
massachusetts institute of technology (MIT), United States
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Youmocracy
-
> Open Content
CAR MANUFACTURED USING 3D PRINTER
"Urbee"
is
the
world's
first
car
to
have
its
entire
bodywork
made
using
3
D
printing
.
Using
a
process
developed
by
Stratasys
and
Kor
Ecologic,
the
body's
individual
layers
are
printed
and
laid
on
top
of
each
other
.
The
production
process
requires
no
manual
tooling,
machining
or
handwork
.
The
hybrid
car
stands
out
due
to
its
eye
-
catching,
futuristic
design,
is
just
as
fast
as
conventionally
produced
cars
and
boasts
significantly
greater
fuel
efficiency
.
QUELLE
:
INITIATOR
:
http
:
//www
.
urbee
.
net/
Stratasys Inc., Kor Ecologic, Inc. , Canada
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-
> Economising
Virtualisation
-
> 3D Media & 3D Devices
3D PRINTER MAKES ECO
-
FRIENDLY CAR
Stratasys
recently
manufactured
the
prototype
of
the
most
eco
-
friendly
and
fuel
-
efficient
car
in
the
world
.
It
was
designed
by
KOR
EcoLogic
and
built
using
3
D
printing
technology
.
The
two
-
seater
"Urbee"
can
manage
up
to
80
kilometres
per
litre
in
the
country
and
40
in
the
city
.
Stratasys
printed
the
entire
body
of
the
car
in
an
additive
process
using
the
synthetic
terpolymer
acrylonitrile
butadiene
styrene,
and
has
thereby
achieved
the
greatest
possible
aerodynamics
and,
at
the
same
time,
minimum
production
costs
.
QUELLE
:
INITIATOR
:
http
:
//www
.
stratasys
.
com/
Kor Ecologic, Stratasys Inc., United States
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