3D printing of a guitar:
http://www.slate.com/blogs/trending/201...ummit.html
Note the video. And the last words in the video.
Here's the referenced Business Week article:
http://www.businessweek.com/articles/20...ted-guitar
In some decades they will print food...
Talking about string plucked instruments... A stronger string maybe come in few years.
A man found a way to replicate spider' web, the molecular formula.
He found the gene responsible to produce the protein that generate the spider web, inserted the genes in a goach.
The protein appear in the goach's milk, and need to be separated. The isolated protein can go to a process to produces a filamente.
It's stronger than steel and kevlar (bullet proof material). But the amount it's still it's too low to a string manufacture. Maybe in some years.
In some decades they will print food...
Talking about string plucked instruments... A sronger string maybe come in few years.
A man foundd a way to replicate spide's web, the molecular formula.
He found the gene respnsible to produce the protein that generate the seder web, inserted the genes in a goach.
The protein appear in the goach's milh, and need to be separated. The isolated protein can go to a process to produces a filamente.It's stronger than steel and kevlar (bullet proof material). But the amount it's still it's too low to a string manufacture. Maybe in some years.
Then we'd have a piano capable of catching flies so what music attracts flies? can they hear?
would be interesting to hear that guitar. My brother owns a plastic trombone that sounds quite fine, very amazing.
In some decades they will print food...
Talking about string plucked instruments... A stronger string maybe come in few years.
A man found a way to replicate spider' web, the molecular formula.
He found the gene responsible to produce the protein that generate the spider web, inserted the genes in a goach.
The protein appear in the goach's milh, and need to be separated. The isolated protein can go to a process to produces a filamente.It's stronger than steel and kevlar (bullet proof material). But the amount it's still it's too low to a string manufacture. Maybe in some years.
Perhaps they could print a large goat. Larger goat = more milk = more filament. Bahhh.
Many scientists talk about print human tissue and some simpler human organs.
There is aleady a printer that print cells, I mean layers of cells to try form a tissue.
The synthetic spider web can reate stronger bullet proof materials and some replacements for ligaments for orthopedics uses.
And why not a stronger string for guitar... ?
on gout...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=STsHk3IVggc
On bacteria:
http://phys.org/news/2011-09-partnershi...ction.html