New vapor-induced phase-separation 3D-printing method developed by UF engineers

This new 3D printing method allows for the creation of multi-material objects economically and sustainably. UF Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering Professor Yong Huang tells us how this method enables the possibilities for printing advanced materials with tunable porosity such as medical implants or lightweight aerospace products.
Learn more in this UF News story: www.news.ufl.edu/2024/04/new-...

[@krollmond7544]

THIS is the kind of advancments i want to see, not the dumb Bambu knockoffs. Look forward to seeing more of this.

[@daviddelayat-dnapictures]

Woah this looks incredible !!
Could you make a more explained video about how it works ??? This could me the future of 3D printing !

[@UFresearch]

Here is a link to the article published in Nature for more information: www.nature.com/articles/s41467-024-47452-9