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In my sleeve like no one will find out. >> like flex this joint. >> you see, sergio was born with a hand that didn't fully form, so a teacher at the hendersonville high school engineering program found out and told him, my students might be able to help you and that's when three of them did something special. >> they ended up offering me like, we can build you a prosthetic hand a and i never expected it like never in a million years did i expect it. >> reporter: with access to online models and a 3-d printer, these teenagers who didn't even know if their plan would work hit a home run. >> when...

And livers are now among the 100,000 organs replaced every year. when you lose someone and they've given that gift, that huge gift, you are immensely proud of them. but even now, it remains a difficult wait for patients. it tookjust over a yearfor me to get my transplant, and i deteriorated a lot during that time, and i was constantly in and out of hospital, getting weaker and weaker, so yes, it was a terrible and terrifying time. here in gothenburg, one team are trying to solve this, and they're using technology that's a bit like a 3—d printer. theiraim? well, it's to grow organs from cells...

One team are trying to solve this, and they're using technology that's a bit like a 3—d printer. their aim? well, it's to grow organs from cells, here in this lab. no donor necessary. today we are going to look at printing skin. the skin is composed of different layers. 0k. and every layer has different types of cells and combinations. it is the human body's largest organ but even a small skin model requires millions of cells. they're mixed into different bio—inks for the machine to choose between. you really design a code, what tells the printer what to print, when, and in which structure...

It's now worth less than $900 million, a slump of more than 90%. this week rival redefine meat has announced a deal with a top meat company to expand their plant—based products across europe. will they be a hit with increasingly cash—strapped consumers? let's cross to amsterdam to speak to edwin bark, general manager for europe, the middle east, and africa at redefine meat. welcome to the programme. just tell us about your meat products. 3—d printer, is that right? products. 3-d printer, is that riuht? , �* , products. 3-d printer, is that right? yes, it's 3-d printers, it's a technolo...

So we built this piece of second grade work. this is my handywork and connected this to motorcycle batteries and ran some tests. it looked like it worked. so ukrainian engineers took the design and they built this and it looked like it would work. so then they took their own design and made it better and used a 3-d printer and made it resistant so there's only one way to put it together. and with crossed our fingers and took a $100,000 piece of equipment that the hus shipped over and plugged in this battery system to it. it didn't blow up. and then we had the ability to turn on the clue for tr...