In a step toward making more accurate and uniform 3D-printed parts such as personalized prosthetics and dental materials, researchers have demonstrated a method of measuring the rate at which microscopic regions of a liquid raw material harden into a solid plastic when exposed to light.
Thursday, December 10, 2020
Nanocylinder vibrations help quantify polymer curing for 3D printing
In a step toward making more accurate and uniform 3D-printed parts such as personalized prosthetics and dental materials, researchers have demonstrated a method of measuring the rate at which microscopic regions of a liquid raw material harden into a solid plastic when exposed to light.
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