[Red in Blue PA]

3D printers have the potential to change lives the way the personal computer did. Very exciting stuff.

SSYS and DDD are two of the big players.

[Drew68]

I’ll drink to that!

[SIDENET]

Good, I just may need one.

[VanDeKoik]

The ability to have a replacement organ printed, and not have to take pills to avoid rejection, is nothing sort of civilization changing.

[Jeff Chandler]

Now if they could print some fava beans and a nice chianti.

[null and void]

[DoughtyOne]

Get back to me when they can print more FReepers...

[Paladin2]

So, are these livers to be made from clones of ones own cells?

[bigfootbob]

I’ll take one!

[Rennes Templar]

3-D printed humans coming! Need a date? Get out the printer.

[SpaceBar]

With the criminal restructuring of the entire health care/insurance industry, the only ones who will be able to afford replacement parts will be the George Soros’s of the world. Then let’s see how we all like virtual immortality. Imagine a 900 year old Hitler.

[grundle]

I wonder is this company is making a promise it won’t be able to keep.

[livius]

Exciting beyond belief! The question, of course, is whether the new organs will be received only by government officials (who have their prescriptions brought to their desks!) or whether we’ll overthrow government health care and actually permit this for average human beings, that is, American citizens who are not privileged to be either government employees or welfare recipients.

[CincyRichieRich]

...and XONE

I love 3D printers and have followed/invested for about 18 mos now...I’m a little concerned that ONVO named a date now...rut roh!

It has shot up about $5 in past few weeks...ain’t touching it.

[TurboZamboni]

The Kennedy premier model can also print a waitress ,an Oldsmobile and scotch to go with it.

[ViLaLuz]

3D boob jobs