The Pros And Cons Of 3D Printing
Many people have high hopes that 3D printing will bring about huge changes in American society. Some Americans even boast that 3D Printing will make America self-sufficient and rid of our reliance to foreign import. However, while 3D printing technology has a high potential in improving American society, it may be an overstatement for people to say that 3D printing will revolutionize all of America. Like other types of technology, 3D printing may have flaws in its uses and can develop serious consequences to America in the future. While 3D printing shows great promise in the eyes of many Americans, the question remains, are Americans ready to use 3D printing technology? I believe, however that (___). 3D Printing impact on national Security. Even though 3D printing technology can benefit America tremendously, there are major concerns on the use of this technology. With the ability in creating almost anything a person may desire, copyright infringement will become an important issue in the latter future. People can easily copy an item of interest and create a plastic replica of the same item using 3D printing. It can
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With the release of 3D printing technology a few years ago, many Americans speculate that 3D printers will take over the job market. However, this speculation is only half true. While it is true that 3D printing technology will decrease the necessity of certain jobs, it will create greater demands for higher skilled careers. According to Wile, “60% of 624 firms surveyed say they’re thinking about using 3D printing” (4). This statistic shows that not every working sector will be subjected through its technological change. Furthermore, history has proven time and again that even though new technologic advancement does replace certain jobs done by humans, it is still a machine that needs careful maintenance by humans as well. As a result, job demands are recycled in the system based on the rule of
With the release of 3D printing technology a few years ago, many Americans speculate that 3D printers will take over the job market. However, this speculation is only half true. While it is true that 3D printing technology will decrease the necessity of certain jobs, it will create greater demands for higher skilled careers. According to Wile, “60% of 624 firms surveyed say they’re thinking about using 3D printing” (4). This statistic shows that not every working sector will be subjected through its technological change. Furthermore, history has proven time and again that even though new technologic advancement does replace certain jobs done by humans, it is still a machine that needs careful maintenance by humans as well. As a result, job demands are recycled in the system based on the rule of