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We've gone from being three of us working in the basement at MIT while we were still in graduate school to about two-dozen of us working in an initial production facility outside of Boston.
Still, if everything goes to our satisfaction with the testing and construction of the two production prototypes that we're working on right now, those first deliveries to the, about a hundred, people who have reserved an airplane at this point should begin at the end of next year.
One Taiwanese production studio would interpret American politics in 3D.
Most reputable geologists believe that we've already reached peak oil production in the world.
There are a lot of gardeners out there that would be interested in scaling up their production if they could, if they had a financial incentive.
Moreover, we are now in an era where the demand of crop production is increasing significantly.
"Well yes, we need to increase the production of feet.
We need to increase the production."
That's a production line and a very fast one.
One week later, Mahmoud was the fastest in the production line.
The production was up 20 percent.
So DNA's entering the production line from the left-hand side, and it hits this collection, these miniature biochemical machines, that are pulling apart the DNA strand and making an exact copy.
Now 3D printing can break away barriers in design which challenge the constraints of mass production.
But this is not really mass customization; it's known as variant production, variations of the same product.
What they're proposing is an almost four-times increase in production, and that would industrialize an area the size of Florida.
And the oceans are hugely productive, as you can see by the satellite image of photosynthesis, the production of new life.
After the bombing of Pearl Harbor, it just took four days for the government to ban the production of civilian cars and to redirect the auto industry, and from there to rationing of food and energy.
Cloud computing, what my friends at Autodesk call infinite computing; sensors and networks; robotics; 3D printing, which is the ability to democratize and distribute personalized production around the planet; synthetic biology; fuels, vaccines and foods; digital medicine; nanomaterials; and A.I. I mean, how many of you saw the winning of Jeopardy by IBM's Watson?
This is why there's been a lot more work done on the second approach, which is turning off sperm production entirely.
Men make a thousand sperm every second and to have an effective contraceptive, you need to get that level of sperm production down to one percent of its normal value.
The most studied approach has been to use hormones to suppress sperm production.
Testosterone and progesterone, when administered together, will suppress the signals from the brain to the testes to make sperm, and in about 90 percent of men, sperm production after three to four months will stop.
The blockade of this enzyme should deprive the testes of retinoic acid and stop sperm production without affecting vitamin A's functions elsewhere in the body.
So when you're designing for the body, maybe the thing isn't to design for mass production, but to design with the body in mind, to really think about curves instead of hard geometry, or uniqueness instead of identical.
The problem is, we're constrained by mass production, which makes a million identical things but can't make one unique, individualized thing.
I'm talking about the production of aluminum.
It's really hard to see how we're going to get to the rest of the century without at least doubling global agricultural production.
How are going to double global ag production around the world?
As the world grows by several billion more people, We'll need to double, maybe even triple, global food production.
Haigh's Chocolate, in collaboration with the Foundation for Rabbit-Free Australia, stopped all production of the Easter Bunny in chocolate and has replaced it with the Easter Bilby.
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