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- 3D-printing innovations in recent years have brought a sea change in the fabrication of everything from automobile parts to human bio-tissues.
VICE's Krishna Andavolu delves into the cutting-edge research behind what's being called the next industrial revolution, meeting the scientists and entrepreneurs pushing the boundaries of manufacturing, material science, and even space exploration.
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VICE's Krishna Andavolu delves into the cutting-edge research behind what's being called the next industrial revolution, meeting the scientists and entrepreneurs pushing the boundaries of manufacturing, material science, and even space exploration.
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You should have asked them to print that VICE logo in 3D (so the front and back weren't flat)
Robotic exoskeletons next please!
I thought it was Arab Andy!
Started out reasonably intelligently...then deteriorated into nonsense about 3D printing on Mars, presumably to cater for the Star Trek fanboys.
" You basically tell a computer 'Give me an Efficient shape', & the _efficient shape_ ends up looking biological! "
Should make a new vice series called 'The Fourth Industrial Revolution'
Smart idea.. too bad Vice is only doing shallow stuff like sjw topics and dimwit series ideas like florida men chery picked junk ... that idea would be popular
@@dertythegrower Actually, I've noticed that they didn't film crap like that for about 3-4 months already. Maybe they finally realized, that nobody cares about that shit
Leif Forsythe and reviewing countries that in the progress of applying it, that’ll be interesting
Agreed. The phrase fourth industrial revolution will be heard a lot more over the next 5-10 years. We are at the doorstep of automating millions of minimum wage jobs. The U.S. has already experienced what happens when jobs are sent overseas. In our current scenario, robots will take these jobs without pay. Also, new job markets may be created out of this revolution, who knows?
Either way it will effect us globally
@@dertythegrower Not everybody can be a social justic warrior for the rightwing deplorables. Gets you triggered when they are not PC towards your kind, huh.
Imagine waiting for kidney and the surgeon starts ranting about his printbed not being level.
@Smoov Cat imagine being negative all the time.
@Smoov Cat if we manufacture 3D printers which informs it's manufacturer that parts of guns are being made then we can control that problem.
Every intention comes with some drawbacks. Modern surgery comes with many life saving techniques. But same techniques can be exploited on poor people of 3rd world nations to steal their body parts for the rich. It happens in India. Doesn't mean modern surgery is bad.
@Smoov Cat imagine banning guns when you can make one with two springs a pipe and some metal sheets
@Smoov Cat we we make it compulsory for the manufacturers and Sue the hell out of them if their printers were used to 3D printing the gun then we can rest assured that people like you won't be able to 3d print a gun.
@Carl any one can? I didn't know that.
The part about the machine learning algorithm producing designs that look biological when instructed to produce the most efficient designs is really interesting.
Yeah, the designs reminded me of the Engineers from Aliens for some reasons.
Trees have been doing it for millions of years. AI is just using computers and math to figure out what evolution had to do slowly over time.
Absolutely there is a lot ingenuity in nature, for example, bees build their nests using hexagon combs because it the most efficient shape to store honey.
yeah reminds me of a certain movie where the machines decided to make machines on their own....and these clowns are making it possible.
It probably uses generative optimization.
Me to my grandchild in 2090:
-Boy, stop smoking, its bad for you.
-Grandpa , its not the early 2000's anymore, you can buy a new pair of lungs anytime
You gonna be alive in 2090? Damn nice:) I'll probably be very dead by then :(
What's snoking?
The downside? You're gonna have to pay a subscription fee to use full features of that lung.
Or the repo men will come Knocking
@@myshinobi1987 getting chopped in half by your apprentice
This one of the most interesting things I have seen in a while
It's gonna get crazy.
Exactly. The self assembly cubes !! Goddamnit, how do they work?
The heart valve and tissue were awesome too
I was about to say that and I back you on this
@@Robert_McGarry_Poems No is not this is trash content
@@gau3463 primitivist spotted.
"YoU WOuLdN'T STEAL a CaR"
But I'd 3D print one!
th-cam.com/video/VPxY2H4O5GA/w-d-xo.html
"YoU WOuLdN'T STEAL someone's PERSONAL INfOrMATIon"
But Cambridge Analytical with help from the US government would!
I'd steal your 3D printed car...then steal the next one too.....feel me ?
Imagine in the future illegally downloading a 3d blueprint car file to 3d print a car. 🤨😮
@@vicnie1 fingers crossed that in the future copyright law will be less broken, but if not, there will definitely be a pirate Bay for CAD files.
Everything you need to know about patents: "2015 a lot of patents expired, and there was an explosion of an industry."
Without those patents, there would never have been such an explosion. The main purpose of patents is to make it profitable for companies and individuals to publish a detailed description of their invention, instead of making it a trade secret that dies with them. Yes, the patents made it impossible to use the knowledge described in them effectively for a while, but it made that knowledge public and usable after their expiration.
@@sebastianmuller4649 Bullshit. No-one did anything with them. They were patented, sat as a roadblock for 20 years, then exploded once people could do something pretty trivial (95% the same process as non additive CNC) for free.
Nothing was achieved other than a brake on humanity.
@@sebastianmuller4649 I second what Calorus said. I work in the industry and the two biggest pioneers (Stratasys & 3D Systems) were perfectly happy selling just a handful of very expensive machines with very expensive materials to big companies. They innovated at a snails pace and only started getting serious when the patents ran out and they had real competition. Their machines could have been reverse engineered pretty easily even without patent documentation.
@@keenanfinucan8778 ...no one is stopping YOU and the rest of the TidePod eaters from inventing except MONEY which comes from investors who expect a return on their investment not possible with "giving it away"
@@danm.. I recommend going to China, where you can can pay by looking at your phone to Maglev from the Airport to the Monorail, then ride a self driving bus to a robot competition, then ask yourself why China can't innovate.
Imagine showing this to medeival people. Their heads would melt. (And the church will probably try to melt you)
a little unfair on church the monks preserved antient text and did alot for science..
@@DrErnst The church also covers up child sex abuse. stfu about the church doing "good"
Alas, It’s still an Imagination
Show 3D printing to certain modern Christians and their reaction will be pretty much the same as their medieval counterparts.
@@jabbalito3787 pros and cons i guess you would have everything you are doing now without monks preserving copying and storing the ancient texts that led to the cumulative knowledge we have now.
Print me some more legs
I’m looking forward to being a spider
You identify as spider-kin?:p
Rise! Rise my arachnoid brothers!
100 will do
Holy shit bro, you literally brighten up my day. Funniest shit I heard in years
Or an Octopus. XD
Occasionally Vice still produces some quality content.
Magpie Grun yes we know
why don't you produce something armchair critic?
@Micheal Koch Yes, because replying to dumb comments means you adhere to a certain political spectrum.
.. I think we can determine where you lie with this black and white rhetoric, don't you worry.
@Micheal Koch guilt by association and playing dumb does, unfortunately, not make you look smarter. I can see why you'd try though..
@Micheal Koch Anti-SJWs are the new SJWs, whinier and more bitchy than the people they criticized ever were.
"Give me the most efficient shape, and the shape that you're getting looks bio." Whoa. Mind == blown. H.R. Geiger must be cheering in his grave.
"=="
ah I see, you're a man of culture as well.
It's called typology optimization
It essentially uses a similar process to evolution, just super quickly.
im kinda tired seeing all of those hard surface metal parts, they need to go bio organic looks for once.
@@Hijab_Diffusion the only limitation was the manufacturing process & (computer power) but now with 3D printing you can make anything it's like magic
“Larry? Is the 3D printed kidney finished yet?”
“Sir, the print warped off the bed!”
“God dammit, Larry, the patient’s losing blood!”
Should have levelled the bed.
This was unexpectedly mind blowing and inspiring
You can get one for $180-190 (quite cheap, actually). The Ender 3, although a Chinese copy, is quite reliable and one of the most popular in the hobby due to what you get for the price.
"Would you download a planet?"
You are living inside a printed planet.....🌞🤯🌛
Are we now mhh...u sure about that bud
Thanos did it already.
No download tsar bomb and sell in black market
piracy is a crime
These tech nerds have unbelievable minds; emphatically slingshotting us into the future. I can’t believe what I’m seeing, these guys are our heroes! I wish I had a tech nerd mind, so inspiring!
It's not like you need to be a nerd to work in these kinds of projects, you just need to be good enough at it.
@@julioreyram you are wrong
Are you joking?! All this technology is just going to be reversed engineered and/or used by terrorist! ... did everyone forget about AL QAEDA?! These people are not just going away... humanity only has one or two futures... a techno dystopia or the Islamic state...
I like your comment. Indeed you have to be born with a great desire for learning and exploring the unkown and not be afraid of thinking big or failing on the way.
The future is now. Tomorrow..its all happening .. but what do you want or see that is positive? what do you want to come out of all this? (besides the obvious of it being able to repair human bodies).
who felt unaccomplished after watching this video? man there are some smart folks out there
There is still hope,not all Americans are meth addicts.
@Keyrings Locks I agree with you 100% even if 5% of Americans are achieving as in this video that is over 1,640,000 brilliant achivers!
@Koolkid way off base kid.
I eat well, exercise, live a low stress life.
I do this simply because I want to see the incredible future we have ahead of us (hopefully).
The way in which you live your life is irrelevant to seeing the future, unless that way of life would lead you to death far quicker than expected per say since we will die either way.
You are doing it wrong. Go find how to transfer your brain to a machine
Then you slip in the shower😂 or drunk driver ploughs in to you.
We do have a future, i think in the way that we are advanced technology wise, and that`s what they show us, the public hahaha imagine what they don`t, said that i don`t think humans can disappear so easily, maybe 99% of the population on earth but not all humans
pretty sure theres a lot of programs like a safety measure in case everyone dies, they have some lab babys or some shit to replace us
Buy a 3D printer, Print another 3D Printer, Sell Original 3D Printer, Profit.
Look up RepRap. That's pretty much the spirit of it.
or the prusa print farm. Prusa 3D printers printing more Prusas th-cam.com/video/qqQzTvvrXo8/w-d-xo.html
@npgoalkeeper _ youre right, i shoudlnt have said "or" but was just trying to highlight the company Prusa and their farm
free real estate
Can literally do that, except motors and electronics
I'm so glad Vice did a story on this! 3D printing has fascinated me for years😍
Science has few boundaries.
*Humanity has few boundaries.*
The music is legit in this video, props to whoever was in charge of the score
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“By Starcraft” 😂
Additional pylons required!
Protoss player spotted.
@Earthly Fireflies This has started with the first conscious thought. With the first prehistoric tool. At that moment of creation we lost something... and gained something else.
And lasers...can't forget the lasers
I absolutely love 3D printing. Between printing jewelry designs and fixing simple items in my house with my FDM and SLA printers I feel like you can’t go wrong with investing in a personal printer. There are so many possibilities.
2040 during WW3:
*Casually 3D prints ultra light parts for RC planes filled with 100 grams of C4*
I love being awake at 2AM
Headline should be: 3D PRINTING THE WORLD
@@HungNguyen-gg2zv I don't trust your link.
@@rn-zu5ld I clicked it. Strange I remember clicking another supicious link and it brought me to this exact same site.
Btw it's a site filled with naked japanese women
Headline should read...only the rich will survive
@@orbonds3603 i dont think so
Za warudo
"The shape you are getting is bio" that's the coolest thing I've ever heard
This is one of those videos that seems futuristic even watching it like 30 years later.
Fascinating! I think we're pretty close to coming full circle once a 3d-printer figures out how to replicate itself.
My professor told us that he had a colleague who actually 3d printed a 3d printer.
3D printing has been around since life. It's called DNA. DNA came from something and it prints itself every day. You cannot get DNA from nothing, so the real question how did DNA come around from nothing?
Keep the room sterol, Dude has his beard all out
He cleanses it with nipple milk so everything should be fine
BabyFoodChewer dass racisss
@@LUImusic856 Huh? Breast milk?
@@LUImusic856 i dont think it is...doesn't qualify as a stereotypical characteristic of an Indian...and I am Indian myself..it was random and funny..
@@BabyFoodChewer
I need to understand the joke
It's crazy how art and science always compliment one another... Love them both, equally
This is incredible. I would like to see a 3D printed limb with tiny wire-like strands of components that connect when attaching this artificial limb with the human body.
There's something bizarre about seeing unshaven dude in a highly controlled, sanitized labs
Tom :- Mom!! I need a new hand just like James one
Mom :- there's a printer in the corner
As a fellow 3d printer owner, and a last year in automation and instrumentation engineering program, this video was very fascinating. Nothing is impossible.
Do you think it will make unemployment?
I'm almost scared of how quickly technology is improving.
This is so cool. Krishna Andavolu well done. Great interviewer
Really impressive stuff, great story Vice! You're killing it lately with quality content!
this is a little mind blowing...thanks for the existential feels this morning Vice
8:12 and onwards; wow.
When he added "in space" I let out an audible noise
This is something I have ALWAYS been so interested in, my family and I are planning on moving to Germany to join a revolutionary masters degree program in 3D bioprinting at University of Würzburg. Thank you so much for this amazing episode
I love my 3D gun parts.Had them for years with zero issues
Are you trying to rile up people against the technology by pointing out a 'scary' subtopic?
The one we have uni does not allow creating things like that. I don't understand how 3D printing works yet. I'm guessing all necessary parts are printed.
@@okbrb Not at all.Getting people excited about a very exciting aspect of 3D printing.I'm not responsible or concerned with somebody being 'scared' of technology and its capabilities
@@richlopez5896 I'm very pro gun, but people can twist it. 3d printing can't become regulated for it to flourish
Great segment. Well done, Vice. More of this.
Had to watch this incredible video again. So inspiring !
Wow this is some quality vice right here
Really like the statement ""With limited time to do something in your life, why not just do something very ambitious"". Surely, you are an inspiring personality.....:)
been 6 years since I last watch vice, it's amazing how much the content has change
Vice, loved this one! Looking forward to what's to come next with 3D printing!
I need to print a girlfriend.
Good Idea,in future it will become truth.
u can buy you a sexdoll
dayuumm
@@ed-od9sd But does it have an AI?
American tech documenturies: If NASA and Mars is not mentioned, it's not high tech.
and Star Trek
But we all have our cultural icons ...
NASA can't even get to the moon never mind the Mars BS. They even fake the ISS
FLMAO....Conspiracy Nuts....
@jjjmail yes fly out into space and you will fall off the edge of space too....because because jesus is fake and your mama said so.
One of the best video I have seen in 2020 so far Thank You vice!
I’ve heard about this years ago but this is amazing.. from tools to body parts
Krishna looks like Derek from "The Good Place" haha Dereck!!!
You must construct additional pylons!
Masa's Pointlessness. Exactly. So we can finally get to build huge skyscrapers like the ones in Bladerunner
Lol StarCraft reference
Not enough minerals, harvest more vaspene gas.
This is such a great video. I applaud you on your ability to be able to find very knowledgeable people in these crazy advanced fields and have them be able to explain these insane concepts to everyday people like me...
"inspired by starcraft"
how lovely, I can't wait to use his printer on Mars
must construct additional pylons just got a bit easier
WUt
Starcraft reference
9:16 this guy later created history by SpaceX crew dragon mission..🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳
Amazing. Recreate my phenomenal body after I'm gone.
10:10 Tim Ellis naming the largest metal 3d printer ‘stargate’ after the game ‘Starcraft’ is an absolute legend
When I took my first class on 3D printing, the process was called "Rapid Prototyping."
This is actually cool and scary at the same time.
Would be interesting to see how 3D printing affects the creative sector too, the arts that is. Clearly not as critically important for human development as science, medicine and industry, but still quite interesting nonetheless
Artists play a crucial role in the 3d printing process cus they're the ones who make the designs.
If science is a baby than art it's the atoms that makes the baby.
Nobody should underestimate art because the genesis of any great inventions can be traced back in art form.
The arts is in the toilet at the moment.
This is the Vice reporting we want to see - good work!
Extremely cool. Taking cells and layering them and creating structures that have more fluid structural definitions is a long way from creating the complexity of biology, but it's a long way from where we just were too. Great production and questions, tone, as always.
This video’s so cool. 3D printing is becoming a thing so quickly in the recent years, its like basically all parts are designed using 3d printing now
I know that profile picture from somewhere...maybe tv?
@@desotaku5202 kirby
@@saulg195 no it was some tv logo. Its on the tip of my tongue
JETIX!
Jesus christ, would've killed me if i didnt find out.
Dude you tapped into and revitalized my childhood memories lol
Deso Taku Lmaoo YES!! Channel was underrated af
With the metal prints, the question is how good the quality is.
Yeah I feel like that chamber that printed in 7 days would have ripped apart in the z-direction
Quality is still under research. I studied additive manufacturing in grad school and the consensus is machining metals will be here for a bit longer....
5:40 now this is fkin amazing. Finally a practical, science-advancing use case for 3D printing.
one of the best docu ever by vice, love it
I'm privileged to have been featured in this video, and to be an ongoing part of this research.
@lord of the flys Christ
Nature: i create everything.
3D printer : i'm going to end this mans whole carrer.
If a bird's nest is natural, then so are the products of man, including the 3D printer.
Can’t create world peace
Nature is a woman. We call her mother nature
@@sourabhs14 Dont assume its gender you bigot!
3D Printer: I can create cell from the soil, see we are greater than you nature:
Nature: First get your own soil.
Would you tell me what is the material used in the structure of the 3d printing ear?
This actually makes me hopeful in humanity during this period.
Amazing.
This is how Skynet is going to send Terminators to blend in with humans.
Blend with me, if you want to live.
Things people should look for the next 5 years with new 3D printing innovations that is starting to moving from the Dark Web to Underground Science: 4D printing (shown in this video of material self assembly), 3D Printed Bio Houses (A semi organic house), 3D printed Bio-Computer (organic computer), 3D printed Bio-Droids, 3D printed Biowear, 3D printed Biosystems (whole body part systems printed that works with your cells because they are your cells), Upgrade 3D printed Bioparts (upgrading your body part with something that works better or in another environment like the ocean or Mars, etc.), Super Human upgrade 3D printed Bioparts (upgrading your body part with something that is super human probably will see it might be used in sports), Extra 3D printed Bioparts (extra body parts that Humans don't come with), 3D printed meta-materials (materials that move on their own through contact with something like in this video) 3D printed glass computer tech (a usb sized glass computer tech can hold 50-100 terabytes) So that's it for now but yea tech is advancing beyond where people think it's moving which great but at the same time could cause a society collapse.
This is the stuff I wanna see from VICE
I never realised how impactful 3D printing is!
7:22 reminds me of the nanobots from 007 Everything or Nothing... Just wait til they're small enough to fit in a bloodstream and collect in someones heart or brain at its own will.
"Inspired by StarCraft"
Wow, I used to play that game during my teenage years and my mom gave me a fuss about how much I play and told me to study, and there is no education in video games. But, see! video games are educational!
Not for you, it wasn't 😂😂
Agreed with the one above, i think its depends on who, bcause there's still a lot of people who cant see that "what can we do from the video games", and yet theyr all wasting a lot of their times
motivational, inspirational maybe.
i played starcraft too during my teen years and end up jobless.... damn!
These are the kinds of reports vice should be doing. These are the kinds of reports that made me follow vice. Good job!
The score for this is incredible
Why did the first audio sounded like Darth Vader???
Because a heart valve expands and contracts just like lungs. And, a heart moves blood and oxygen through it to get to the body and the lungs. It was expanding and contracting in that space, and since there was no blood to pump, there was only air. So, you were hearing the air whistle through the valve.
shoutout to starcraft for inspiring a generation of scientist
Interesting and very informative ! Great video !!!
7:18 "Materials can make decisions..."
*turns into Terminator*🤦🏻♂️
Man, have I made some bad choices, education-wise....
what do you mean?
He means he says "will have fries with that" a lot...
The people interviewed in the video have beaten out a tremendous amount of competition to get where they are. It's not simply a matter of hard work. It's a matter of being among the best there is in particular scientific fields, which only a small fraction of the population is capable of doing.
"Genius Is One Percent Inspiration, Ninety-Nine Percent Perspiration"
quoteinvestigator.com/2012/12/14/genius-ratio/
I did I'm sure , I did
10:20
Wait maybe it should be called starport instead of stargate.
Absolutely LOVED the starcraft reference. Played Protoss so I know exactly what he was referring to :D
This will revolutionise the production/manufacturing industries.
It also have immense scope in tissue engeneering and regenerative medicine
5:13 The guy just mentioned "The 4th industrial Revolution" where ANDREW YANG was talking about in his campaign! Where is my Yang Gang at #yang2024
Rip
Ive always wanted an android boyfriend
Too bad he dropped his candidacy oof
3D printing is so cool
What stream do I chose to be able to work in fields such as these?
This video really deserves to be everywhere and to be seen by everyone
3D printing has joined hoover board and flying cars on the list of TECH I WAS PROMISED!
People could start living an extra 20, 30 40 or even 50 years and beyond.
What program are they using @5:47 ?
I see they don't say much about printing
an inprese metal part supports the same stress concentration as a cast part for example
withstand the same bending and shear stresses
a gear that has a hardness treatment on the surface can be printed
Yang was right on with where technology is heading and what that will mean for the working class. It’s unfortunate he suspended his campaign.
People are just using such technology as an excuse to try and introduce socialism. If we have that level of technology it will mean localized manufacturing in small shops that will be owned by the working class and also staffed by the working class.
Right now manufacturing has been shipped out of western countries because large corporations have outsourced to safe 5 cent on a manufacturing cost of a product. A future of such 3d printing will mean you can get anything made for your house or lifestyle locally but here is the key thing once the technology gets advanced enough people will be able to print 3d printers.
You missed some key players in the market like Ultimaker. Any specific reason of only focusing on form labs and Desktop Metal ?
Could someone tell me whats the software thats used at 5:55? @vicenews