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and so let’s start at a distance from 2.245

the enterprise who does not remember it

I hope even the youngest where one thing

truly extraordinary and that struck us

as children and as adults, it was the

teleportation and when I started to

get closer to 3d printing

case he wants in those years in 2014

in particular it began to

interest the orbiting station

the first one

it was a forgery of literature

wonderful film

this is a true this is the station

international orbiting on that

orbiting station

not everyone knows it and I tell you there is

a 3d printer and on the same one in

orbiting in 2014 of our era is

something extraordinary happened that

samantha cristoforetti and his

crew and kiss the marker

recommending they asked the base

one thing because they needed one

object needed a ratchet

of a key they sent this

message and from the nasa have it

sent this and did not send it

they only sent it to them

posting it on the site of www.nasa.gov where

you can all find the so-called file

stl that allows you to print this e

we are a bit of millions of other people

we started to print it because

but in the meantime because it’s beautiful it’s beautiful

know that you have an object that works

It is printed for technicians in one piece

only there is no assembly here inside

there is a lady clutch that for

maybe explain to someone like

they work function to see it while

it grows inside the printer has a

meaning and and we together with some

millions of others we printed it and

now I have it here and I wonder what it is

extraordinary what is everyday

start asking me now

I can print it every day if I can

I want to experience the power of this

but certainly this was the first concept

time it was like saying done

a 3D print and on demand in space

the closest thing to the teleporter that

I can offer you today

here it is and here it is above all then

at this point I thought to move the

your attention on the title of the

my intervention what to do or not to do

exists try you will also remember this

is a quote quite grasped the

master yoda that I hope will forgive us for

this use a little engineering that now

we begin to do and focus on

then let’s go see what he says

the treccani vocabulary

when it comes to doing, it says what to do

many meanings but there is one that

there in front of me that I like because it has

to do with building the

make m together think of

they even treach to make sense

of that doing he says he gives it to him

whose savers everything transcends made the heavens

but it is that if he is invented he has them

facts himself and the same as English

English has an advantage to us

we have only one of them have the

wonderful verb make that in English

so we found make or make

no because the meic is not the duo

it is about producing and it is that make that

I am interested in submitting to you because you see

I believe in these are old indeed

It’s 35 years since I’ve been here and I’ve seen one

po of all colors when I was little

there was only two channels the third is

arrived later is the phone stood at

wall not in my pocket and I am then

grown up in a context where doing

it had a profound meaning made

engineering because I wanted to do things

I can not deny that in the last 15 20

a certain detachment from doing in the sense of

build

because of the wonderful power of the

use tools that are very powerful

that make us connect that now there

they watch in streaming that wonder

but if we open one of them

inside we do not know what to do then me

I say we do things in the sense of make and

we try to do them in a context that

so I research five years ago

I started to hijack from the study

only the wonderful molecules e

polymers study the plastic a

something that had more implication

immediate and there are three dates that you

I always propose in this passage

time that started from the future

now returns to the past in black and white

photos of the past deliberately in that

laboratory born professor led i

his studies of analytical chemistry and with i

his collaborators took the nobel prize

for the discovery of polypropylene

isotactic unique nobel prize for the

chemistry of this country then instead in the

1986 less famous for the more already cal

this gentleman tried then was

younger but always a bit serious

patents the first 3d printer not like

what you now see in the houses a little

different but makes the first patent in 86

and he also makes a lot of money lucky him

because he had this idea

extraordinary to get things done

quick way pub products etc. with

printers are usually very expensive

half tissimo all this in 2011

nice gentleman on the left that you

called adam boyer invent silent

he had started working before

in 2004 about this project that yes

call reprap rapproto means a

replicate quickly and that picture

indicates that he focuses on a concept

make low-cost machines that are

parents of other machines for purposes then

the daughter machine is printed with the

machine

female mom and they spread this

know why 2011 because they are

25 years have passed since 86 and in 86 more

25 patents expire

so this moment for those who work with

3d printing is equally epochal

and then I decide I come in contact

thanks to my design students

I have to say it very visionary I come to

contact with this thing of power there

I try

at least black daily or in the

extraordinary we see introducing

low-cost 3d printers

our laboratory is the most expensive

except one that is very special

expensive our lab costs

4,000 euros of big and big things

then produce low-cost tools

easily sharable and

intrinsically inclusive i mean i

I thought it was interesting to do

things not for someone just like the

basic science makes and god bless you

but there was another track maybe to do

things with someone include people

normally not dedicated to research in

this path

here I focus on something that then

later typically two months ago

I hear calling as I wanted to call her

the frugal reserch I’m not

I invented

in the United States it is catching on and

just absorbing is doing things

wonderful in which he says as i

there was no money here is not that they got them

they have but us less so for us it is more

true

we can not all afford cars

from 500 thousand euros to make the dream come true

world

someone has them and it is good that with

responsibility and ethics work well for

spread what he knows then though

they come out of machines and not just them

3d printers

laser cutting even tools

material characterizations that cost

that we can do cost a little less

with a concept of frugality that is

do a lot and good with little

and here comes the most lab i

sinks are the same because the

laboratory where I have the honor of

working with my boys is the same

of that of Julio born that made the

chemical analysis and I always shake the

voice when I say I never can

say it all the sinks are not

more openable for security reasons

the balconies are the same we will have to

put them in place for matters of

safety

and it will be a tiring day anyway there

we started with printers and

we began to connect people

because there is a charm there is an aspect

playful

you remember the first time you have

seen a 3d printer

I hope so because a beautiful moment you

see the things you do

the magic is like teleportation e

so we started doing things

and here is my favorite which is mine

nephew matteo who is in my opinion the

luck I hope you consider it such in

actually three years ago it was 10 years

see a 3d printer like that and me

I asked Matteo what you want to do

I’ll take you to see a 3d printer and him

he told me I want to do this you do not

see you see a little better

in the image on the right and a cube of

I read from one the aforementioned excuse matteo ma

why do not you sail boat

so much stuff because then one is for

force because the pieces from one are

precious are precious because Andrea

meli always loses and when I need them

I do not have them he denies having said

this phrase so today more or less the

said so and I made it mine and is the

my slogan that I can not change

together another pair that will come later

3d printing when they tell me but the

teacher then at the end that will serve

the 3D printing is calm while the

3d printing serves to do what you need

when you need a very refined concept

of this 10-year-old child

change the point of view to make order

meanwhile the world was a bit overgrown

in the following years by nectar jars

all doing 3d printing stuff and that’s fine

for a while it’s fine and then you have to too

start making order

and then we started to

nationalize this thing because one

should print in 3d for example for

copy for example to copy and then

we started to copy everyday

you can see the skyline of Milan

this is the Castello Sforzesco does not have

an absolute architect resolution

but a beautiful daily resolution

it’s that allowed us to have one

excuse because this saw him at one

shows a blind person the director

of the institute of the blind who proposed me

to take him to the institute to show

with the hands of Milan to those who do not see e

this is another one

as a landmark of ours

history for which it was easy to enter

in contact with people who do

they have to think differently than from us

and so we began to explore

customize this is a piece of

pirandello that I can not not put

the others I removed them for lack of

time fantasy embellishes objects

girdling and almost irradiating them

of image dear in the object we love that

that we put on us and a lot of stuff

this changes the paradigm of the use and

throws everyone tell me but I do not know print

in 3d and then throw it depends on what

it’s inside

if he prints it because he wants it because

he serves it when he needs it, and he will not throw it away

will learn to repair it especially if

small and therefore we have introduced

this wonderful concept of the

customize not for someone but with

everyone and then we started to

work with people who have arthritis

and they have difficulty opening them

bottles and like them not from us

who knows what we would have pulled out

we started with this

and then we continued with other forms

here it is to solve with them a

another problem that you if you do not have

someone you arthritis to him

it prevents us to oppose the thumb

you have not thought about how difficult it is

lower a zipper if you can not

to oppose the thumb changes your life

this too because girls is one

Gender disease unfortunately four on

five are women had already thought

Ferretti Woods ok we know it with a

for less and they are crazy they have

started doing all the colors all

the formulas we have a collection each

he was doing it he thought if they were good

to draw if they draw it from them and if

no, there are designers who are

extraordinary because they also know

put ourselves at the service sometimes and then

we come to another experiment that

it has to do with the daily and that

extraordinary has to do with the

sharing this wonderful

world in the United States there is a boy

fantastic that is called andrea

sebastian him a great work to

google foundation is what it does

low-cost arts go see it

andreas and he had thought about printing

to some eye shadow tutors fly his from

put your wrist to do things

plans then we realized with him

that the polymer of which this is made

object to a marvelous transition

glassy almost said it today is done

well that allows us to warn him thermo

form it on the arm to the person

so this is not a wrist band

any and mine and last night with

I set it up for myself

here is therefore to do together together

they are the only two names that are lawful and

only laura and then there will be giulia laura

we met her at the workshop

to the institute of the blind because it works

from birth a disease that gets worse

so now to a dense state of pove

very pushed and I told him laura but you

what would you do printers coasts she

immediately came excited

and the first thing he told us but me

I study the music we work and study

piano drums fencing makes

things like that is said in the score

braille is very heavy fatemeh is one

from black and maybe from midi and

so these are the facts that made us the

degree above the design and engineering

we printed the first score from

midi files on flexible support col

which we hope to move on to how

say spread this knowledge but then

laura who have an extraordinary

sensitivity began to frequent

the laboratory and came to do

the alternation school work from us for

whose laura worked with the boys here

there is valerio that teaches her to change

the thread approaches me right there

important a 3d printer thing that you

he did and with him and with others

she decided to design modeling

with your hands and put from the ego

that object on the right that his

library that solves a bit of problems

of space to me and to her that we are so much

messy down here is a video

he came to find Laura during during the

his path

vincenzo also vincenzo does not see us e

they worked for one

afternoon together and what you see

it is laura that teaches thread change a

vincenzo and daily or extraordinary

I do not know anymore for me it is

extraordinary, however, we all happen

days and then from what is born

acting and laura says but look at that

there is a problem if I want to do with i

my friends

vincenzo who is also a computer scientist

more than the graphs of their charts now

with the voiceover they read also write

surpassing the brive but the graphs are a

problem how do you see a curve

for example y equal to hicks marbella

line that passes through the origin you write it

the equation but as you see it there again

today many have punches where they belong

operators trace with a punch

just

the hand chart and instead with christian

laura she started to work and christian

we will work next week for

make the first 3D printer for graphics

tactile so there is one inside

punch that picks up a file where it is

that straight line and do the one on the right

sees

I thought that we would not have sighted

got to see it though what

it is more beautiful than all and this is because

this you could see with your eyes

closed and this I personally believe

is a passage that if you guys

we can make it become something

bigger

maybe even on the scale of the market can

give satisfaction has a lot to do

many newspapers

we are towards the end of creating behind

here is a video

this is a flowers and this is the

video that tells the blossoming of a

very particular flower and takes this

wonderful form in a long time let’s say

reasonably short enough to make us one

time lapse and then gabriele took

that movie has time lapse has it

reduced in drawings of the perimeter ha

put those drawings of the perimeters that

they grow one on top of the other is at all

this is the union of space e

of the time of the blossoming of a flower lo

extraordinary or daily according to the

daily because for example it is not

made of plastic it is made of ceramics

because we have learned to work

also ceramics is with us in Italy

I must say there are extraordinary

realities that work ceramics and three

years ago they were making these houses and now

they make houses that are the highest of the

world with the high 12 high printer

meters that apply to make forms from

bring to the southern countries of the world a

very low cost and so we get to the

parallel of the extraordinary e

daily giulia

I had a dream in her wheelchair from

when very young to eat alone

and so he asked us for a kiss

call dandy that cost little to be able

dare and use when he really wanted

she is already moving it with a joystick

changed on your hand his hand there

there would be many things to say

and here 3d printing and ancillary sat has us

allowed to use non-motors

very perfect by printing the body pieces

and karim graduates next week

with Giulia who will have her arm e

then I’m glad to say this

because this according to you extraordinary

because it seems to have nothing to do with

the matter but if you want to square that

there you end up on our site

laboratory and find all the stl files

of the pieces I showed you and also

many more and it does not matter if you do not have

a printer

come here to design you have the fab labs

near home and if someone wants it

you can do it tonight because

if you can dream it by paraphrasing a

great you can print it and then

one must be beautiful and courageous and say

with force the message that I leave you

this is so much stuff is so much stuff

so much stuff

and according to me it belongs to something that for

me is to give opportunities to whom

work with me every day that is

revolutionary and revolution making and

to recover the doing that we have a bit

lost this can change everything in the

society

believe me the second message that there

I leave, of course, here we are all of us

to the maker faire where we went to

share 110 families with children

thousand people in three days

these things we thought not

we never forget but never

because doing is everyone’s as I say

just about everyone there is no way to do or

do not exist there is no proof in gaza

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