3D Printing
A Korean research team has turned industrial sulfur waste into recyclable, self-moving soft robots using a new 4D printing method, pointing to a closed-loop future for advanced materials.
WHY THIS MATTERS IN BRIEF The ability to 3D print complete working electronics, parts, and motors is a game changer for the manufacturing industry. …
WHY THIS MATTERS IN BRIEF China and Russia have the edge on hypersonic weapons development and the West is racing to catch up, and a…
WHY THIS MATTERS IN BRIEF If you can 3D print nanoscale objects you can design new objects with fundamentally new characteristics so this opens up…
WHY THIS MATTERS IN BRIEF Longevity technology and also immortality technology is advancing – and maybe it matures before these leaders snuff it of natural…
WHY THIS MATTERS IN BRIEF E-Waste is a huge and growing problem, and so too are military electronics getting into the wrong hands – this…
WHY THIS MATTERS IN BRIEF Recycling shoes is highly complex because the soles of shoes are made from so many different materials, and this fixes…
WHY THIS MATTERS IN BRIEF When it comes to hypersonic systems China has proven time and time again that it’s beaten the US, and the…
WHY THIS MATTERS IN BRIEF The ability to 3D print materials onto people that read their minds as well as other things will revolutionise everything…
WHY THIS MATTERS IN BRIEF The number of global risks are proliferating and the ability for civilians to manufacture increasingly powerful weapons and weapons systems…
WHY THIS MATTERS IN BRIEF New ways to print materials are allowing us to give them new qualities and properties which opens up new use…
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