Fabricated: The New World of 3D Printing
Fabricated: The New World of 3D Printing
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2013-02
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Hod Lipson;M. Kurman
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Fabricated 讲述了 3D 打印机的故事，这种不起眼的制造机器正在走出工厂，走进家庭、企业、学校、厨房、医院，甚至时装秀场。当您将 3D 打印机插入当今令人难以置信的数字技术时，奇迹就会发生。再加上互联网、微型、低成本电子电路、材料科学和生物技术的巨大进步，瞧！其结果是技术和社会创新的爆炸式增长。 Fabricated 为读者提供了关于“3D 打印技术将如何改变我的生活？”这个问题的实用且富有想象力的见解。基于数百小时的研究和对来自各行各业的专家的数十次采访，《Fabriated》为读者提供了有关现在和未来 3D 打印的信息丰富、引人入胜且快节奏的介绍。章节和内容第 1 章：一切都在变成科幻小说。未来 3D 打印世界中的“又一个平常的日子”会是什么样子？第 2 章：几乎可以制造任何东西的机器。信息从模拟形式转变为数字形式。下一个会是物理对象吗？十个关键原则解释了 3D 打印的颠覆性力量。第 3 章：灵活制造。新兴商业模式介于大规模生产和当地农贸市场之间。小批量制造正在变得有利可图，将企业家从规模经济带来的暴政中解放出来。第四章：明天的可印刷产品经济。随着消费者越来越渴望按需定制的“体验”产品，3D 打印、低成本设计和制造技术创造了新的市场机会。第 5 章：分层打印。对于那些有技术爱好的人来说，可以深入了解 3D 打印过程的内部工作原理。第 6 章：设计软件，数字画布。如果没有连接计算机，3D 打印机只是一个精致的镇纸。设计软件和“数字捕捉”概述。第 7 章：“活性墨水”中的生物打印。设计软件和 3D 打印机读取医学扫描数据来制造活体组织和定制人工关节。距离我们所有人都能利用这个青春之泉还有多久？第 8 章：数字美食。如今，您可以 3D 打印“高分辨率”和美味的脆饼、巧克力雕像和玉米饼。未来，量化自我者和沙发迷都将通过将生物识别数据传输到食品打印机来平衡他们的饮食。第 9 章：教室里的工厂。中小学教师使用生动、可实践的课程计划来教授“儿童工程”。第 10 章：释放新的审美。3D 打印机是精通计算机的艺术家、设计师和建筑师一直在等待的输出设备。第 11 章：绿色、清洁制造。做什么更干净？ 3D打印塑料玩具还是量产塑料玩具？ 3D 打印机可能会带来更绿色的生活……或者帮助我们淹没在不断上升的塑料垃圾浪潮中。第 12 章：所有权、安全和法律边界。技术的发展速度快于法律的发展速度。消费者安全和知识产权法将延伸至处理印刷武器、假冒产品和不受监管的定制产品。第13章：设计未来。为什么《星际迷航》的复制器只用来泡格雷伯爵茶？因为一旦我们塑造了我们的工具，我们的工具就会塑造我们。下一代设计软件将释放我们的想象力，为我们提供想象和编辑物理世界的新方法。第 14 章：3D 打印的下一集。前面会发生什么？水彩艺术家通过混合原色创造出无限的色调。普通人会设计和混合标准材料（或微型电子元件），然后将它们“打印”成精美、精心图案的喷雾。结果呢？奇怪又古怪的新材料。从 3D 打印机中走出的机器人。现成的、响应式的智能材料。
Fabricated tells the story of 3D printers, humble manufacturing machines that are bursting out of the factory and into homes, businesses, schools, kitchens, hospitals, even the fashion catwalk.The magic happens when you plug a 3D printer into today's mind-boggling digital technologies. Add to that the Internet, tiny, low cost electronic circuitry, radical advances in materials science and biotech and voila! The result is an explosion of technological and social innovation. Fabricatedprovides readers with practical and imaginative insights to the question "how will 3D printing technologies change my life?" Based on hundreds of hours of research and dozens of interviews with experts from a broad range of industries, Fabricated offers readers an informative, engaging and fast-paced introduction to 3D printing now and in the future.Chapters and contentsChapter 1: Everything is becoming sciencefiction.What would "just another regular day" look like in a future, 3D printable world?Chapter 2: A machine that can make almost anything.Information morphed from analog form to digital. Will physical objects be next? Ten key principles explain 3D printing's disruptive power.Chapter 3: Nimble manufacturing. Emerging business models lie somewhere between mass production and the local farmer's market. Small-batch manufacturing is becoming profitable, freeing entrepreneurs from the tyranny imposed by economies of scale.Chapter 4: Tomorrow's economy of printable products. 3D printing, low-cost design and manufacturing technologies create new market opportunities as consumers increasingly crave on-demand, custom "experience" products.Chapter 5: Printing in layers. For those of a technological bent, a deep dive into the inner workings of the 3D printing process.Chapter 6: Design software, the digital canvas. Without an attached computer, a 3D printer is just an elaborate paperweight. An overview of design software and "digital capture."Chapter 7: Bioprinting in "living ink." Design software and 3D printers read medical scans to fabricate living tissue and custom artificial joints. How long before all of us can tap into this Fountain of Youth?Chaper 8: Digital cuisine. Today you can 3D print "high resolution" and delicious shortbread, chocolate figurines and tortillas. In the future, Quantified Selfers and couch potatoes alike will balance their diets by streaming biometrics to a food printer.Chapter 9: A factory in the classroom. Primary and middle school teachers teach "children's engineering" using vivid, hands-on lesson plans.Chapter 10: Unleashing a new aesthetic.3D printers are the output device computer-savvy artists, designers and architects have been waiting for.Chapter 11: Green, clean manufacturing. What's cleaner to make? A 3D printed plastic toy or a mass-produced plastic toy? 3D printers may introduce greener living... or help us drown in a rising tidal wave of plastic junk.Chapter 12: Ownership, safety and legal frontiers. Technology evolves faster than the law. Consumer safety and intellectual property laws will stretch to deal with printed weapons, counterfeit products and unregulated custom-made products. Chapter 13: Designing the future. Why was Star Trek's Replicator used only to make Earl Grey tea? Because once we shape our tools, then our tools shape us. Next-generation design software will unshackle our imaginations, giving us new ways to imagine and edit the physical world. Chapter 14: The next episode of 3D printing.What lies ahead? Watercolor artists create infinite hues by blending primary colors. Regular people will design and blend standard materials -- or micro-scale electronic components -- and "print" them out in fine, meticulously patterned sprays. The result? Weird and wacky new materials. Robots that walk out of the 3D printer. Ready-made, responsive smart materials.