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The Science of Can and Can’t, a recently published book by Oxford theoretical physicist Chiara Marletto, discusses the concept of the Universal Constructor. We asked her if this could be the future of 3D printing. Photo of Davide Sher Davide SherJuly 6, 2021 6 minutes read As industry analysts in additive manufacturing, we strive to forecast the evolutionary trends of 3D printing technologies across a time period that extends five or 10 years. As journalists, sometimes we venture farther into the future, trying to imagine what will happen in fifty or one hundred years. What if we looked beyond that, without a preset time limit? Then we would need to speak with a scientist to understand what ultimately can and cannot happen. And that is what we did when we had the unique opportunity to interview Chiara Marletto, Research Fellow at the Physics Department at the University of Oxford. Professor Marletto is a theoretical physicist, and her studies focus on Quantum Theory of Computation, Information Theory, Thermodynamics, Condensed-Matter Physics and Quantum Biology. She just published a book titled The Science of Can and Can’t, which is based on her recent research harnessing a recently proposed generalization of the quantum theory of information—Constructor Theory—to address issues at the foundations of the theory of control and causation in physics. Chiara Marletto, Research Fellow at Wolfson College, University of Oxford and author of The Science of Can and Can’t. In the book, she also explores the concept of the Universal Constructor, which could represent the ultimate evolution of today’s 3D printers. “It is not the main part of the book—Professor Marletto says—however it is the inspiring principle for the Science of Counterfactuals – Science of Can and Can’t – that is commonly referred to as ‘Constructor Theory’, that is the theory of the universal constructor.” But what exactly is a Universal Constructor? And how does it relate to today’s 3D printers? One possibility that comes to mind is something like the “replicator” described in the fictional Star Trek series, which is a machine that assembles objects at an atomic level. In some ways it is. The Universal Constructor was proposed as a theoretical model by physicist and mathematician John von Neumann in the 1950s to generalize the idea of the universal Turing machine, that is, the universal computer. “A universal computer is a machine that can be programmed to perform any computation that is physically possible—Marletto explains—the Universal Constructor on the other hand is a machine that can perform any transformation – not just computations – that is physically allowed. In particular, von Neumann devised it to emulate the behavior of cells, which can self-reproduce.” One element that the Universal Constructor does share with 3D printers—which is also one of the defining characteristics of the Universal Constructor—is that it could make a replica of itself, something that inspired the early RepRap 3D printing movement and continues to define 3D printers even at the highest industrial levels: the ability to make parts for new printers. Another key concept is that the Universal Constructor requires not only energy and/or raw materials but also knowledge, which—Professor Marletto explained—is a particular type of information contained in a software program, that must be given as input to the universal computing machine and also to the Universal Constructor so that they can perform the desired computation. The next question is: if we had enough of all these elements (energy/materials and knowledge) could we make a 3D printer that can make anything? “We do not currently have a complete theory of the Universal Constructor,” says Professor Marletto, “so, your question does not have a precise answer. Much depends on the resources available in the universe, and on other aspects of our physical laws. 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