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The printing press was a very useful creation that helped influence many parts of history. In early European history there were two sides to the advancement of the printing press known as The Reformation and The Exploration. With the Reformation comes three documents: A, B, and C which outline the importance of spreading Protestant religion through the printing press. The Exploration comes with two documents: D and E which implements the printing press by documenting Christopher Columbus’ discoveries

3D printing and the future Introduction: Background information. Technology is one of the quickest evolving fields of the modern society. Everyday, scientists and engineers think of ways to develop the current technology in order to make daily human tasks easier to achieve. They are able to reach innovations that change how we view objects and how we deal with the world around us leading to innovations in how manufacturers and businesses do their jobs. Outline. This essay will evaluate the current

business that I choose to discuss is a 3D printing business which offers services to the medical sector, looking at the background information I would be discussing the History of 3D Printing, Medical Printing history , Introduction of 3D printing industry 3D printing, started in the late 80s by a company called Rapid Prototyping Technologies, although there was a delay in the patent application of the original conceiver Dr. Kodama. However the roots of 3D printing can be traced back to 1986 when the

Future of 3-Dimensional Printing Lets first define 3D printing: In simple words, the technology that allows you to create a 3-Dimensional object is known as 3 D printing. Now, this object can be designed by a number of processes, one of which is to add layers one on top of the other and molding the object to the shape you desire. The device used for this is commonly known as the 3D printer. The coolest thing about 3D printer is it can print another 3D printer. How cool does that sound? Technology

While Gutenberg’s printing press helped further many things, the most important was the growth of literacy. Before the printing press, books were written by hand and took a long time to finish. Short books could take could take several months to complete, while books that were longer could take years. To copy books, monks would work with a pen and ink in scriptoriums. A scriptorium was a copying room where around 50 scribes would copy down what a singular reader dictated. While Gutenberg did not

The printing press had many important impacts on Europe. The printing press was invented by a man named Johannes Gutenberg in the 1450s. Before the printing press was invented monks had to write books by hand which was a long and time consuming process. However when the printing press was invented it made books easier and faster to create which allowed information and ideas to spread a lot faster than it used to. Therefore the most important impact of the printing press was that it allowed ideas

The printing press helped the Reformation because they let the Protestants have their own private bibles to read, instead of having the priest read a Bible from the pulpit. Gutenberg created the printing press so it could imitate handwritten manuscripts so that people would accept this new way of copying books. The printing press had a major affect on European civilizations. Its immediate effect was that it spread information very quickly and accurately. It helped to create a wider literate reading

In the 1450s the first practical printing press was invented by Johannes Gutenberg. This invention was a major mile-stone in the evolution of human communication. In the (Background Essay) it notifies that “The idea wasn’t new. The Chinese introduced woodblock printing in 600 CE.” This exploration inspired Gutenberg, and saw his chance to reform it into something even better. This made him ask himself “Why not metal letters that wouldn’t wear out, set in a frame that could be inked, papered and

Fabrication Technology in The Field of Medicine Updated Group Thesis Statement: 3D printing has revolutionized healthcare by increasing availability, customization, production and lowering the costs of pharmaceuticals, organs, and prosthetics. Disadvantages of 3D Fabrication Technology in the Field of Medicine (Rebuttal) With every advancement of technology, there are disadvantages. The opposition argues that 3D printing in healthcare is limited in the materials it uses, decreases manufacturing jobs

In recent years, three-dimensional printing has been introduced into the field of medicine. These 21st century breakthroughs have greatly impacted everyone in the field, ranging from doctors, to patients patients and even to researchers. Three-dimensional printing is a process where a physical object is printed- by using a computer generated image. to create an object by laying down successive layers of material.(What is 3D printing?) Three-dimensional printing has significantly advanced in the medical