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We need a kidney, not a liver! Where's the Print cancel button?!?

By csven - February 14, 2005

in Tech

Popular Science online reminds everyone of the versatility of the humble technology used in the ubiquitous inkjet printer in this short article. And of course there have been recent mentions of mad-scientist/Chicago chef, Homaru Cantu, using a Canon i560 to print food (and edible menus), and more than a few news reports of a University of Manchester research team printing skin and bones in similar fashion. Somehow Star Trek's "replicator" doesn't seem so crazy anymore. Now if people can make anything, what will they really make? Shudder to think.

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