3D Printing Using Genetically Modified Bacteria and Orange Juice

The JuicyPrint prototype—here the redder light indicates where the cellulose wouldn't be growing, and the bluer light is where the cellulose would. In this case the 3d bio-printer would be printing an 'H' symbol. Biohacking is the next big thing, but people aren't just talking about it anymore, they're using it to 3d print objects.

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