Scientists create 3D printing material that expands or contracts on command, opening new possibilities for soft robotics.

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Researchers have developed a 3D printing technique that can program opposite actuation behaviors into different sections of the same printed filament. Liquid crystal elastomers, or LCEs, are unusual ...

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Researchers in South Korea have recently developed a novel 3D printing method that allows ...