00000cam a22000004i 4500 UP-99796217611965390 Buklod 20160309151254.0 t rm |||| ud ta 121120s2013 inuaf rb |001 0|eng d 9781118350638 (paperback) 1118350634 (paperback) (iLib)UPD-00254211345 FA-6000 Belview Co., Inc. Php 1,542.78 UKMGB DCFA rda eng DMLUC TS 171.8 L57 2013 Lipson, Hod author. Fabricated the new world of 3D printing Hod Lipson, Melba Kurman. Indianapolis, Indiana John Wiley & Sons [2013] ©2013 xiv, 302 pages, 12 pages of plates illustrations (some color) 23 cm atext rdamedia unmediated rdamedia volume rdacarrier Includes bibliographical references (pages 283-289) and index. Chapter 1: Everything is becoming science fiction -- Chapter 2: A machine that can make almost anything; Printing three-dimensional things; The ten principles of 3D printing -- Chapter 3: Nimble manufacturing: Good, fast, and cheap; Somewhere between mass production and the local farmer's market; The blank canvas of the 21st century -- Chapter 4:Tomorrow's economy of printable products; Like ants with factories; The experience economy; A future economy of printable products -- Chapter 5: Printing in layers; A manufacturing process at heart; Two families of printers; Cleaning up design files; The raw materials -- Chapter 6: Design software, the digital canvas; A word processor for drawing; Today's design software; What you design is not (necessarily) what you print; The next generation of design software: digital capture -- Chapter 7: Bioprinting in "living ink"; The printer of youth; Tissue engineering; CAD for the body; The future -- Chapter 8: Digital cuisine; Digital gastronomy; Feeding the quantified self; Processed food -- Chapter 9: A factory in the classroom; Make to learn: Children's engineering -- Not a national crisis ... but learning should be enjoyable; Now let's see you draw that abstract equation on a graph; Barriers to classroom adoption; The road ahead -- Chapter 10: Unleashing a new aesthetic; Computers that act like nature; Printing wavy walls and custom gargoyles -- Chapter 11: Green, clean manufacturing; A tale of two plastic toys; Greener manufacturing; 3D printing a more beautiful landfill -- Chapter 12: Ownership, safety, and new legal frontiers; Printing weapons, drugs, and shoddy products; Rip, mix, and burn physical things; Exclusivity vs. the freedom to innovate -- Chapter 13: Designing the future tea. Earl Grey. Hot.; A bicycle for our imagination; The language of shapes; Changing the shape of design tools -- Chapter 14: The next episode of 3D printing; The three episodes of 3D printing; Cofabrication of multiple materials; Moving from printing passive parts to active systems; The final episode-from analog to digital; Machines making machines. This book tells the story of 3D printers, humble manufacturing machines that are bursting out of the factory and into schools, kitchens, hospitals, even onto the fashion catwalk. The book describes the emerging world of printable products, where people design and 3D print their own creations as easily as they edit an online document. A 3D printer transforms digital information into a physical object by carrying out instructions from an electronic design file, or "blueprint." Three-dimensional printing. Computer printers. Prototypes, Engineering Data processing. Kurman, Melba author. FO UPD DCAL TS 171.8 L57 2013 UPD DCFA TS 171.8 L57 2013 Book