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Presentation by Dr Alexandre Erler, from the ACT research team, at the 31st European Conference on Philosophy of Medicine and Healthcare. Topic: ethical issues related to uses of the technology of 3D bioprinting "beyond therapy", including uses by "biohackers" that would involve a form of DiDIY.
The project DiDIY was explained during a MBA Ieseg Meeting on RFId and 3D printing at LIUC (Castellan
One of the main limitations of 3D printing is its "slowness". Often, though, this is an issue only when one actually needs to manufacture many identical copies of the same object. Still, it is an issue.
From Fabbaloo, an introduction to two companies that are making "digital inventory" a reality:
(to know and discuss the conclusions of our H2020 research, please participate to the DiDIY Final Conference "Digital Makers – Making a Difference?")
Back in October 2015, we mentioned, in our Report on Current DiDIY support and awareness in Europe, that:
Excerpt of a Facebook post by Leonardo Zaccone of Roma Makers:
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