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Not Yet effective!

Research is being conducted right here in North Carolina at the Wake Forest University.

“Anthony Atala bakes things that will make you feel good inside, but we're not talking cakes and muffins.” — PBS

Anthony Alta director of the Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine is currently working in making this possible.

"[Our lab uses] a desktop inkjet printer, but instead of using ink, we're using cells."
- Anthony Alta

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http://www.3dprinter.net/10-ways-3d-printing-is-changing-the-medical-world

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Prosthetic hands are being made right and their object if to reduce the price by over half! It will use cheaper material. Right now a prosthetic hand made the tradicional can cost roughly about $1000.

With new projects such as The Open Hand Project this cost can be reduced to roughly $50.

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- The Medical industry is benefiting much from this new services. 3D printing as reduced the

cost of materials need for patients.

- Some medical objects include...

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- first you must have a virtual image of the object you want to create. You can make this

image by first making it in a Computer Aided Design using a 3D modeling program.

Or just use a 3D scanner.

-The software will later slice the final model into hundreds or thousands of horizontal layers

after this the software will upload this file to the 3D printer which will read the file and start

constructing the object layer by layer.

- Mark Fleming said to visualize it this way "Imagine a multi-layer cake, with the baker laying down each layer one at a time until the entire cake is formed."

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Professionally known as additive manufacturing

- Its a process where you make a 3 denominational solid object from a a digital file.

- The printer first makes layers of the object till the object is fully created.