Technology Now Exists to Print 3D Model of Fetuses. But Why?

By Erin Gloria Ryan  |  November 28, 2012 | 4:15am
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Scientists in Japan have developed technology that allows doctors to print a 3D model of a woman’s developing fetus, presumably so the woman can make it into a giant Flava Flav style pregnancy bling necklace and freak everyone out.

Mashable reports that the service costs about $1,200 USD and is, sadly, only available in Japan. Fetus face-only models are available, too, for a slightly reduced price.

We say that when you’re meant to see your baby’s face in three angry, screaming dimensions, you will. Because it will be born and not all smushed up against your insides.

That’ll do, Japan.

[Mashable]

 
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