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University of Toronto Researchers Create ‘Strong as Steel, Light as Foam’ Nano-Architected Materials Using 3D Printing
Researchers from the University of Toronto have used 3D printing to create nano-architected materials that are both strong ...
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Strong as steel, light as foam: Machine learning and nano-3D printing produce breakthrough high-performance, nano-architected materials
In a new paper published in Advanced Materials ... Serles then used a two-photon polymerization 3D printer housed in the Centre for Research and Application in Fluidic Technologies (CRAFT) to create ...
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3D Printed Material Might Replace Kevlar
A group of scientists have published a paper that interconnected ... the shape is used to model foam, among other things. The 3D printing, in this case, is a form of lithography using precise ...
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3D Printing Paper — Sort Of
[XYZAidan] has a process that can recycle paper into 3D cardboard-like objects. You need a 3D printer, but it doesn’t actually print the paper. Instead, you use the printer to create a mold ...
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Siegfried Hofmann 3D prints aluminum molds for particle foam
Siegfried Hofmann 3D prints aluminum molds for particle foam - thanks to GROB-WERKE's liquid metal printing process.