The first 3D printed steak was released. What is the development prospect of 3D printing?

Because 3D printing technology is a field that combines many advanced manufacturing technologies, such as the most advanced material technology, laser technology and software technology. It can be used in many social fields, from the fashion in life to the biological industry and the automobile and ship industries, which may cause great demand from consumers. If 3D technology matures to a certain stage in the future, 3D buildings are likely to replace some traditional buildings.

Because 3D printing is only a small branch of manufacturing industry, its development history is not very long, only a few decades, so the popularity and accuracy of this technology can not be completely controlled by human beings. So to be on the safe side, many enterprises will not adopt this technology for the time being. But in the future, with the development of science and technology, the improvement of manufacturing level and the expansion of domestic demand, people's demand for 3D printing will be even greater, and the spring of 3D printing development will be ushered in.

3D printing technology can also be used for organ transplantation. Now many patients have to lose their lives because of lack of organ transplantation. This technology is now adopted by many hospitals. This year, the first patient in China who successfully implanted an artificial 3D heart into the human body was discharged smoothly. It is believed that the organs formed by 3D printing technology in the future can also be used for human organ transplantation, which is a great boon for many patients. Many patients waiting for organ transplantation are very much looking forward to the success of 3D printing technology, which I believe will greatly promote the treatment of many cases.

In addition, many museums use 3D printing technology. In particular, many cultural relics are damaged to varying degrees, and this cultural relic can be well restored by using 3D printing technology. Similarly, many museums also use 3D printing technology to reproduce cultural relics, so that people from different regions can have a comprehensive understanding of cultural relics when visiting museums.