What would happen if many of the products we use every day were made in our homes and not factories? 3D printing could make it happen. Join host Joe Penna as he meets pioneers in the field of 3D printing. Thanks to 3D printers, the billions of plastic bottles we use each year are being recycled as products we can use. And being able to print organs is changing health care in ways few people predicted.

Originally released by Rotfeld Productions, 2015. Streaming video file encoded with permission for digital streaming by Infobase on July 17, 2015.

The Future Of 3D Printing: Introduction (0:33); --Revolutionary Development (2:31); -- 3D Printing Uses (2:23); -- Post-Consumer Plastic (2:26); -- 3D Printers in Classrooms (1:55); -- New Generation of Inventors (2:10); -- Sugar Lab (3:08); -- 3D Printing in Space (4:52); -- 3D Printing has Few Limitations (2:05); -- The Future Of 3D Printing: XPLORATION Earth 2050 (0:10); -- The Future Of 3D Printing: XPLORATION Earth 2050 (0:03);.