Harvard Printer Blasts Droplets with 100 Times Earth's Gravitational Force

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A new printing technique designed at Harvard University's engineering school uses sound waves to control and fire droplets from a nozzle with incredible force, allowing researchers to print with liquids thicker and more viscous than ever before. Honey, stem-cell-based inks and liquid metals all printed fluidly using these vibrations, which come from acoustic techniques that researchers had previously used to levitate liquids, not print with them.

Source: https://www.livescience.com/63483-printer-sound-blast.html

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Re: Harvard Printer Blasts Droplets with 100 Times Earth's Gravitational Force
« Reply #1 on: September 25, 2018, 06:41:55 PM »
Very informative  :)

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Thanks for sharing.

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Thanks for sharing this information  :)