This 3D Printer From MIT Spits Out Bones and Tendons
ETH Zurich / Thomas Buchner
While 3D printers can now build homes, entire robots, skin, and even cheesecakes, they’ve been fairly limited when it comes to the world of soft robotics—which are robots that are made of more flexible yet strong materials. This is primarily due to the fact that much of 3D printing technology relies on fast-curing plastics (also called polyacrylates) that quickly harden once printed.
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