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Oregon State Sees Advancements in 3D Printed Soft Motors

OSU College of Engineering unveils liquid crystalline elastomer structures that can crawl, fold and snap directly after printing.

Researchers have developed a unique approach to direct ink writing that has the ability to vary softness throughout the print.

Recreus announced a new filament that might be the most elastic flexible material on the market.

Researchers at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) recently invented a method to 3D print gels and soft materials.

What is a light-stabilized material? Could it be used in 3D printing? If so, what could you make?

Researchers are developing machine learning systems that could potentially automate the complex 3D print parameters used in 3D printing jobs.

I’m reading about an interesting new process for bonding soft materials that may have an application for 3D printing.

Eindhoven-based 3D print aficionado Joris Peels makes the case for 3D printed soft robots.