While 3D printing is certainly a disruptive technology, this is typically seen as a positive aspect due to the capability to do significant good through bioprinting and other medical and humanitarian applications. However, as the technology takes hold throughout the world, the intelligence community is aware that not all applications will be for the good of mankind. Mark Rowley, Metropolitan Police Head of Special Operations and Assistant Commissioner, has taken serious note of the level of terrorist threat in his country. Speaking this week at London's Counter Terror Expo, Rowley has noted that 3D printing might pose a significant issue in the realm of terrorism, due to the potential for 3D printed guns, drones, and explosives. Read more about his concerns in the full article: http://3dprint.com/59830/uk-anti-terror-3d-printing/


Below is the banner from the London Terror Expo: