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Equipment and Hardware

Published by: Mark Bitzer, 9/2/2020 7:05 am

The lines between men and machines are getting increasingly blurry. Wearable technology and soft robotics are just two areas exemplifying this trend. However, in many cases manufacturing techniques are not yet advanced enough to fully realize the potential of a new interconnected world. Researchers at Purdue University are attempting to change that. They are harnessing inkjet printing technology to create devices made of liquid alloys printed onto pliable, stretchable surfaces. This breakthrough makes liquid metal compatible with large-scale manufacturing.

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