3D Printers and Zombies

Printing Zombies

By dissecting the body, and analyzing its components to create a digital blueprint for a 3d printer to follow, each fragment shredded by diamond edged, mechanized blades, and modeled into a blueprint which the 3d printer, armed with cells and marrow, could easily and flawlessly print. Infection, however, is far more difficult than the simple, nearly dark age dissection, as the brain will likely be incapable of infection with any surety unless synapses are lancing across it, a feat nearly impossible given the creature’s artificial birth. 

However, the new member to Desulfobulbaceae (Filamentous Desulfobulbaceae) may provide the answer, in stark clarity: they are capable of transferring energy, much akin to neural cells, thus with the proper stimulus, and a biological battery printed into the brain with these bacteria, the brain can become falsely active, and may thusly be capable of infection by Ebola and Rabies, or simply Rabies, if so desired. If this is insufficient, wires carrying synapses from a pressurized holding cell, might be printed into the skull, that the chemical synapses will be transfered through the brain, and perhaps thus allow the creation to become infected by Rabies.

Self Eradication: the simplicity of this term fails to truly capture the power of such words, in their meaning and baleful portent, as this refers to the creatures assaulting one another, the droves shattered beneath their own tides, and cast apart forgotten, like so many motes of sediment. This is avoided by two tapering horn-like projections extending from the jaw, each stealing some breath from any intake, and eliciting a harsh bellow as a result. This sends an undulation across the membrane crafted of a resilient material akin to the SiO2-TiO2 composite nano fibrous membranes hewn and fabricated by an electrospinning technique. (http://pubs.rsc.org/en/content/articlelanding/2013/sc/c3sc51851e#!divAbstract) This movement releases a current from a nearby biological battery, into the muscle tissue or brain, leading to a staggering creation that is nonetheless incapable of attacking its fellow, for it will stagger aside upon each of its fellow’s breath, until the rather rigid membrane is incapable of vibrating as a result of the peer’s bellows. Two of these ducts allows for more accurate displacement of the creatures; and its own bellows are incapable of sending undulations across the thin tract of membranous substance, as they are 1) projected outward and 2) resonate differently within the creature, and proper membrane placement will avoid detectable vibration from its own bellows. 
Using a circular MRI machine like design, the time for printing can be easily reduced, by assigning each printer a circular section, binding either with cellulose, or by natural cell bonding when printed, as is the cast with printed organs.

Resilient, the creatures can survive multiple assaults as their bones are printed with unnatural thickness, that their organs remain sufficiently intact for the creature to continue its mindless advance, thrashing and writhing beneath a sea only it detects as it staggers forth beneath disease and rot.

The resources for such endeavors can be easily obtained from any of the universities researching the brain, then the three dimensional printers could be constructed by purchasing the components, and erecting the device, the proper schematics composed of MRI scan results of each human segment...