Final Essay

The concept of 3D printing dates to the early 1980s, when inventor Chuk Hull created a 3D cross-sectional pattern of an object. Hull was known as the father of 3D printing (The Guardian,2014). 3D printing is a part of additive manufacturing. The object will be created by adding material layer by layer. 3D printers are available in the market and in the process including, homes, schools, and business. A famous fashion designer Peleg (2015) makes clear that “Forget shopping, soon we will be able to download our clothes”. These printers are used for printing such as toys, tools, and 3D food intricate treats. This essay will discuss the usage of 3D printers in a different field of life such as Architecture and Medical Science.

3D printing in Architecture Technology just changed the way of living. As Oxman (n.d) perceptively stated that “I believe in near future we will 3D print out our building and houses”. A company in China has used giant 3D printers to make 10 full-sized, detached single-storey houses in a day (BBC, 2015). Each 3D printed house in China cost less than $5,000. In many countries, Architects use 3D printers to illustrate their work and present it in a well-organized way because it is easy to understand the physical concept as compare to sketch. MarkerBot Replicator 2 is a printer which is a good example to use here, it works layer by layer. These giant printers work like that. Moreover, engineers are working on the 3D printers to make them able to print double story houses.

Some day after I am dead, scientists will recreate my brain with a kind of three-dimensional printing press and use it to create new quotes by me, instead of phony one like this. However, it is true that now-a-days many scientists use 3D for creating body parts. In 1955, Dr. Thomas Harvey met Einstein before his death then ask his a few questions and take his body to examine. He started examining his body parts one by one, when he came to Einstein brain, he realised that his brain is not a normal brain. He did not put his brain back, he stole it and escaped. He began his working by took a number of photos from different angles of the brain. He was the first and last human being who hold Einstein brain in his hand. Moreover, he cut the brain into 240 small pieces. Each piece coated in saluting and preserved into alcohol. He thinks that, he saved Einstein’s brain for every mankind. Even in 21^st century no one is being successful to create internal part of the body.

To sum up, according to the first commandment of computer ethics, no one have any right to harm someone.  Moreover, it is illegal to create anything which can harm others. A person who prints 3D printed stuff must be more careful in his/her work because, his/her little mistake can harm a whole nation.  There are health risks of these items, including Medical Science and Houses.