3D-press will allow blind mothers for the first time to ‘see’ their unborn children

We often tell you about a breakthrough discoveries and new revolutionary technology, sometimes forgetting that our attention and deserve much more subtle ideas. Become very popular 3D-Printing today is used in various spheres of human life, but the Polish company In Utero 3D came up to her one more very important application. The company’s specialists offer their services to blind people, who will soon become parents. Printed the 3D-printer three-dimensional model of their unborn children allow people deprived of view, the first person to feel the tips of the fingers, hands and feet of their babies.

“I myself mother of many children, – says the founder of In Utero 3D Alexander Witkowski reporters – well remember my feelings when I was pregnant with each of my children. I especially remember the ultrasound sessions, when I first saw the outlines of their faces. Even then I knew that I wanted to present these unforgettable emotions blind mothers and fathers. This little gift from one parent to other parents. “

If you think that the company thereby profiting at the expense of the parents of the blind, it does not. Print the image of the baby will cost customers In Utero 3D only 1 euro, which at the current rate is equal to 73 rubles. But in this case, if you live in Poland. If you are from another country, then the same amount of 1 euro, or create a file of 3D-printers and will send it to you via e-mail for $ 1 on the results of the ultrasound scan of experts, and find you have the option to print it yourself. The printing process takes about 4 to 7 hours.

In this case, it is important that the ultrasonic scan results are stored in the proper format. Only in this way the company’s employees will be able to build on them a three-dimensional model of the child. According to Alexander Witkowski, for that parents do not need some additional expensive research. Most modern ultrasound machines already know how to build a three-dimensional model of the fetus inside the womb. It is not always perfect, of course, but the data is enough to blind a parent for the first time was able to touch her baby.