microelectronic mechanical systems
Water-based chemistry with 3D printing
Fig. 1: HIAM process and materials.
Additive manufacturing of micro-architected metals via hydrogel infusion
New Process Allows 3-D Printing of Microscale Metallic Parts
Microscopic Metal 3D Printing With Gels.
This entry was posted in 3D Printing 4D Printing's Network of Research/ Artificial Intelligence., 3D Printing/Jobs/Education/Universities, 3D Printing/Luxury Lifestyle/ Jewelry/Art/Design/Creativity., 3D/4D Printing/Safety Precautions., 3D/4D/Materials/Electronics., Policy. and tagged Additive manufacturing of micro-architected metals via hydrogel infusion, Caltech., hydrogel, Max Saccone, microelectronic mechanical systems, Microscopic Metal 3D Printing With Gels., New Process Allows 3-D Printing of Microscale Metallic Parts., Rebecca Gallivan, Water-based chemistry with 3D printing..