How Joe DeSimone is Changing 3-D Printing-Speaking of Chemistry Road Trip
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- We're hitting the road in California. Check out our first stop at Carbon, a 3-D printing startup in Silicon Valley. Don’t forget to subscribe! bit.ly/ACSReactions
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Joe DeSimone cofounded Carbon (formerly Carbon3D) to bring chemistry to bear on 3-D printing. Join us as we learn how this has enabled the company to print at unprecedented speeds and churn out materials that have never been printed before. And find out why Carbon believes it’s poised to kick off a new era of 3-D manufacturing.
And if you want to learn more about the amazing work being done by e-NABLE volunteers, visit their website: enablingthefuture.org/ They’ve also got a collection of material available at the NIH 3-D Print Exchange: 3dprint.nih.gov/collections/pr...
Special thanks to Jen Owen of e-NABLE for sharing footage for this episode.
All of the Carbon printer footage is sped up. Although these printers are way faster than conventional 3-D printers, they still takes minutes or hours to create parts.
If this episode leaves you wanting more, check out these great resources.
Chemistry Is Key To 3-D Printer’s Record-Setting Speed | C&EN
cen.acs.org/articles/93/i12/Ch...
10 Start-Ups To Watch: Carbon | C&EN
cen.acs.org/articles/93/i43/Ca...
3-D printing start-up Carbon unveils its first printer | C&EN
cen.acs.org/articles/94/i15/3-...
Companies Can Finally Get Their Hands on Carbon's 3-D Printer -- For $40,000 a Year | Recode
www.recode.net/2016/4/2/115858...
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Ah, always great to see 3-d printing. I truly hope this industry booms in the next few years.. ..and it's not because I got money in those companies.. not. at. all
Chemistry is so awesome.
I'm loving 3D printing for my artwork and jewelry designs. Nice vid.
That is really awesome! It's very exciting to live in the 21. century because of such amazing technology.
where can I get the thing showed in the thumbnail?
Well scented candles are pretty cool
This is exactly what 3d printing needed :). More different materials.
Seen this long time ago on discovery science.. Amazing work..probably we are going see our new shoe manufactures and given to us at the same time
I have just one question. How do I invest in your company?
I would love to see 3D printing change the medical field. Medical equipment is really expensive, this changes that.
I have a nice older Kawasaki that was missing its' airbox when I got it, and of course with age comes unavailability. Imagine a company that could make up parts like this to keep an older machine running.
I would love to see 3d printing move towards high heat metals for eg: engineering parts for construction of bridges, vehicle parts, buildings etc.
Even hip replacement or artificial sternum or an artificial spinal disc etc.
How awesome would it be having such a thing standing on your desk and you could pring very fast anything you want
Dem girl scout cookies at 3:05 tho
+Nagrooven Right? They're eating right at Carbon.
I was gonna say that. 😂 I wants dem cookies more than I wants dat printer.
1:57 do my shoes and take my money !
take my money!
I need a 1m x 1m by 2m printer like this
1:55 Are you telling me that this 3D printing is not sped up footage?
+Dragon Skunk Oh man! Thanks for asking! I totally should have said something about that. All of the printing footage is sped up. Even though these printers are much, much faster than conventional 3-D printers, they still take minutes or hours to produce parts (for instance, that spiny ~2.5-inch-cube thing that we show at about 20 seconds took roughly 4 minutes to print). Thanks again for the comment and sorry for leaving that out.
3d printing has been advancing well. I've seen plasma 3d printing; they argued it was a general 3d printing technology. Certainly seems to be the case that one has to bring something more than a printer to make 3d printing practical.
+oker59 it might be cool to combine all the latest A.I. with these general 3d printing technologies. Use A.I. to find ways to improving 3d printing, and use A.I. to design and control what products come out of 3d printing. There's all kinds of interesting A.I these days - IBMWatson and ebrain.
+oker59 are we ready to 3d print racecars yet? I know. . . . I think it was brookhaven particle accelerator . . . that they 3d printed a Cobra sportscar.
How can 3D-printing be used to reduce the amount of plastic waste we produce? Is anyone developing a mass market viable way to 3D-print biodegradable objects which can replace plastics in the future? I'd like to be able to print a spare part for a piece of tech I'm using, and then just throw it on the compost heap when it's no longer needed. Can we do that? I mean, at prices so average people will be able to afford it, not just as a cool novelty product.
3D printed lattice to pyrolyze into a porous carbon structure and dope with catalysts.
Battlebots guy technically wasn't cheating by using a net. There was an oversight in excluding nets in the rules. But they re-fought the match anyway.
Copy the microstructures on beetle shells that give them their color, guarantee them shoes will sell
20/10 would wear 3d printed shoes
lol the guy said",this is the guy who got cAught cheating." well gee thanks buddy for not letting that gem escape anyone lol...looks awesome although and great video by the way :-)
+MARTHA SHIVERS I think he meant that as a compliment. I mean, to be considered "cheating" on something like Battle Bots, it would take some serious out-of-the-box thinking to implement a strategy that would give him an unconventional advantage. This is the kind of thinking that would be critical to the success of a project like this.
Imagine you are in a hospital and you need a heart, and the medics print it:
You see the machine, see that "blood" in the plate of it, and a black square starts to sightly "pull out" a heart, almost equal to the one you lost. They do surgery on you an put that thing in your chest.
You life is now the same before you go there. You have a second chance. Thanks to that...
I'm earlier than the big bang
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 You almost killed me
I was wondering when the sex toys would make an appearance @ 2:54... x) looks like a mouth annnnd well.. i'll let you decide what the pink one is
food 3d printed will be sick
I dunno about that. Noting can beat real bacon
+Kyle Knepper good point...😏
3D printed sex toys lol