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Is there a future in 3D printing?

3D printing is poised to transform the world as we know it. Consumer goods will be personalised and produced on demand, while manufacturers will be able to use 3D printing to come up with radical new designs for everyday objects.

Who introduced additive manufacturing?

This led to the exploration of a diverse range of ideas and concepts with innovative potential — one of these was additive manufacturing. In the early 1980s, Dr. Hideo Kodama, an inventor, took the knowledge from 3D scanning and the layering pattern from 3D topographical maps, to create the prototyping machine.

What are the emerging technologies that will shape the future?

They include: artificial intelligence (AI), augmented reality (AR), blockchain, drones, Internet of Things (IoT), robotics, 3D printing and virtual reality (VR). Today, the Essential Eight continue to evolve and make their mark — with the pandemic accelerating emerging tech adoption.

What is 4D in manufacturing?

4D printing refers to single-material or multi-material printing of a device or object that can be transformed from a 1D strand into pre-programed 3D shape, from a 2D surface into preprogramed 3D shape and is capable of morphing between different dimensions.

Does additive manufacturing have a future?

Over the last few years, the industry has been working towards closing the existing gap but there is still room for improvement. In 2021, the progress will continue, with software companies large and small focusing on software solutions to meet the requirements of additive technologies.

Which industry has the highest profitability of using additive technologies?

Medical & Pharmaceutical. Additive manufacturing has revolutionized the medical industry, turning what was once science fiction into a new reality. The technology is delivering breakthroughs to doctors, patients, and research institutions.

Is additive manufacturing a digital technology?

Additive manufacturing (AM) technology is a new digital manufacturing technology that integrates machinery, computer, numerical control, and materials in the global advanced manufacturing field in the past 30 years.

What is the difference between additive and subtractive manufacture?

Additive manufacturing processes build objects by adding material layer by layer, while subtractive manufacturing removes material to create parts.

How accurate is Dmls?

High-resolution DMLS builds at a layer thickness of 0.03mm and can produce quite accurate parts, with tolerances to 0.1mm, and surface finishes similar to that of a sand casting.

What are the advantages of 4D printing?

Benefits of 4D printing include: increased capabilities of the printed products; new applications from adaptive materials; added manufacturing efficiency; and, reduced manufacturing cost and carbon footprint.

rapid prototyping and additive manufacturing

什麼是體檢中的觸診？

觸診是在身體檢查期間用手指或手感覺的一種方法。醫療保健提供者觸摸並感覺您的身體，以檢查器官或身體部位的大小、稠度、質地、位置和壓痛。

疾病的症狀是什麼？

一個人經歷的可能表明疾病或狀況的身體或精神問題。症狀看不到，也不會出現在醫學檢查中。一些症狀的例子是頭痛、疲勞、噁心和疼痛。

如果您的結果是否定的，醫生會打電話給您嗎？

大多數人認為如果他們的測試結果不好，他們的醫生會打電話給他們。但新的研究表明，醫生經常未能告知患者異常檢查結果。

體檢前可以喝牛奶嗎？

禁食意味著不吃東西，只喝一小口水。如果你在禁食，你不能喝果汁、汽水、咖啡、茶或牛奶，你不能吃或吮吸棒棒糖和口香糖。

為什麼接待員會問醫生出了什麼問題？

接待人員接受過培訓，可以提出某些問題，以確保您在最合適的時間從最合適的衛生專業人員那裡獲得最合適的醫療護理。 – 在適當的情況下，指導患者去看護士或其他衛生專業人員，而不是醫生。

我應該在體檢前吃東西嗎？

檢查前至少兩個小時不要吃東西，以防止血糖和血壓升高。禁食 12 小時是首選，因此請嘗試將考試安排在早上，這樣您就可以禁食過夜。

什麼是診斷示例？

診斷為輕度腦震盪。他的醫生初步診斷為肺炎。該委員會公佈了對影響城市學校的問題的診斷。

什麼是危險肌酐水平？

嬰兒肌酐水平為 2.0 或更高，成人肌酐水平為 5.0 或更高可能表明嚴重的腎損傷。脫水的人可能肌酐水平升高。

體檢時需要脫襪子嗎？

如果您患有外周動脈疾病 (PAD)，您可能甚至都不知道，但身體檢查，包括徹底檢查您的腳和腿，可以幫助診斷。因此，在與醫生進行身體檢查時脫掉襪子。

體檢前可以喝水嗎？

如果您的醫療保健提供者告訴您在驗血前禁食，這意味著您在驗血前的幾個小時內不應該吃或喝任何東西，除了水。當您正常飲食時，這些食物和飲料會被吸收到您的血液中。

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My weekend was filled with long walks, frigid wind, taking my trike out for the inaugural ride of 2015(!), eating far too many Cadbury mini eggs, and matzo brei. A typical Easter/Passover weekend. My mom converted to Judaism when she married my dad, so growing up, we had a fairly normal, suburban, Jewish home, filled with dreidels and shabbos candles. The only bit of cross-pollination that remained from my mother’s Catholic upbringing was the Easter basket. On Easter morning, my sister and I would wake up to a pastel basket, overflowing with multicolored straw, and egg-shaped chocolates nestled throughout. They were a delight!

And you know what else is a delight, but for different reasons? Matzo brei! It’s one of the many dishes that Jews will eat during the week after Passover (this year it’s right around Easter) when eating anything leavened is forbidden.

MatzoBrei2 Typically, matzo brei is matzo, crushed then softened in hot water, and scrambled in eggs– very simple, and very quick. It can be eaten on the savory side (fry some caramelized onion with the eggs and serve with sour cream), or the sweet (sprinkled with cinnamon-sugar with a side of apple sauce). Some people say that matzo brei is the sort of food that one has to grow up with in order to truly like. It’s true that it doesn’t sound like much– and that’s because it’s not. Like a bowl of rice (another forbidden Passover food), it is perfectly bland, subtle, and could be mistaken for baby food.

The kind of matzo brei that I most prefer, uses the same ingredients, it is how they are handled that differs. I make a sort of pancake from the batter, not the typical hard scramble. The matzo is soft and swollen, and the egg acts as a binder. Fried in oil and butter, the brei gets golden around the edges with a casual chew. You can have this matzo brei either sweet or savory. I had a tired basket of strawberries in the fridge so I made a compote from them. Waste not, want not!

I made matzo brei to celebrate Passover, but this dish one of those meals that’s made year round at my house.

Chocolate Crackles were always included on the plates of Christmas cookies my mom put together every year for her friends, coworkers, and relatives. I’ve always loved their crackled appearance and chewy texture so I like to continue the tradition and include them on my Christmas cookie plates as well. But this year I decided to change up the plain chocolate cookie recipe a bit by adding chopped dried tart cherries and extra chocolate chips to the dough.

If you’re not one to mess with tradition, you can easily leave the cherries and extra chocolate chips out of the recipe and they will be a traditional chocolate crackle (also sometimes known as chocolate crinkle). The recipe was passed down from my mom but I’m not sure of the original source. It’s a very popular cookie around these parts and I’ve seen the identical recipe in local community cookbooks as well as online.

I baked a few batches of these cookies a bit early this year in order to participate in the Great Food Blogger Cookie Swap, a fun blogging event where food bloggers get paired up with other food bloggers and send and receive fresh-baked cookies through the mail. I mailed out a dozen cookies to three different people and then received cookies from three others. It was a fun and delicious way to participate in the food blogging community. Another great thing about the food blogger cookie swap is that it raises money for Cookies for Kids’ Cancer, a national non-profit organization committed to funding new therapies used in the fight against pediatric cancer, which claims the lives of more children in the US than any other disease.

Do I eat asparagus because it's wrapped in crispy bacon or do I eat the bacon, because it coddles roasted asparagus?

Granted it's not a question on Aristotle's scale but it is a question I ask myself every time I reach for a bundle of spears.

I was never really a fan of asparagus. My first exprience was not hopefull--overboiled to waterlogged flacidity, each stringy and bitter and acrid bite worse than the last. The next time was as a creamed soup, a palid greyed green that only hinted at its once vital jade,. The taste was no better than my introduction.

For year my culinary life was spent avoiding asparagus. I was mostly successful--the only times it appeared on my plate was when I went to fundraiser some other gala-like celebratory dinner.

Don't ask me exactly how I was introduced to bacon-wrapped asparagus. In all likelihood it was a fingerfoodish appetiser. Those pancetta-wrapped spindly spears opened my eyes to the vegetable. But it also opened my eyes to the fact that often, disliked foods can be transformed by pairing them with different flavours and/or cooking techniques. It also helped me realise that, as far as asparagus is concerned, girth does matter...and with these, the thinner, the better...for dinner at least.

Yes, I hear some of you...it's not the asparagus you like: it's the bacon.

Well, there's little doubt that bacon (in whatever form) makes many otherwise revolting foods a lot more palatable, and if all it takes is a rasher to help me vary my veggie intake from time to time, that's not really a bad thing, is it? As with many vegetables, roasting asparagus carmelises its natural sugars, which plays well with the strip of streaky, salted, smokey goodness.

Over the years I've prepared this dish many, many times--sometimes as a side dish, sometimes as an appaetiser, sometimes with roasted potatoes as a dinner on its own...but dipped into the squidgey yolk of a poached egg, these roasted, baconed roasted spears are simply delicious.

Bacon-wrapped roasted asparagus is another non-recipe recipe. Simply wrap trimmed spears in the bacon of your choice and roast in an oven until the bacon is cooked to your liking. Depending upon your particular kitchen gods (and your oven's temp), it could take 15 minutes or 25.