Top 5 Videos: 3D Printer Helps Children With Diabilities

Another hot summer week has come to an end and once again we present to you our top 5 list of videos about 3D printing! We start this week’s top 5 with a video about a non-profit organization that uses a 3D Printer to help children learn better. After that, you will get a closer look at how 3D-printed meat is made. Next, you’ll find out more about Clarkson College’s new 3D printing lab, and then you’ll see how models of human organs are 3d-printed. In our final video, you’ll learn how 3D printing innovated the development of British drone manufacturing. We hope you’ll have fun watching and wish you a great Sunday!

Top 1: 3D Printer Helps Disabled Children Learn

Home Of The Innocents, a non-profit organization based in Louisville, Kentucky, provides residential and community services for children in need. The institution recently received a 3D printer from a generous donor, which allows them to create specialized tools that help children who have disabilities such as visual impairments. The 3D printer produces pieces that adapt to their needs for a fraction of what they would cost if ordered online.

Top 2: Using Cells As 3D-Printing Ink for Meat

Want to enjoy eating meat without having an animal die for it? Thanks to additive manufacturing technologies, 3D-printed meat might soon be a real alternative to real animals. Many companies are dedicating a lot of research to further developing 3D printing technologies for food production. In the following video, you will see how 3D-printed meat is being produced and what to expect in the future.