1. FROM THINKING TO BECOMING: IN 3D By: Aly Murakami ITMG100 06

2. Background  1984 designed model  Charles W Hull  1986 Stereolithography Technique  First printer built 1992  2002 created first working organ

3. FABtotum Background  Factotum: Person who does everything  Marco Rizzuto & Giovanni Grieco  Different than most 3D printers FABtotum

4. Technology  Fused Filament Fabrication  Cheaper  Not as smooth

5. Prices and Comparison  Average price for 3D printers  Tried to cut back on price  No official price yet

6. New Advances  Hearing Aid  Guns  Fossils  Human Organ Forbes Article

7. New Advances  Future ideas:  Food  Medicine  Cars

8. FABtotum  Beyond what is already about  Expands on technology  Adds  Scanning  Milling

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