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MIT uses 3D printing technology to print plasma sensors for orbiting spacecraft

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MIT uses 3D printing technology to print plasma sensors for orbiting spacecraft Recently, researchers at MIT demonstrated a 3D printed plasma sensor for orbiting spacecraft, and 3D Science Valley has learned that these 3D printed plasma sensors work just as well as more expensive semiconductor sensors. These durable, accurate sensors can be used effectively on […]

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3D printing plastic scraps to create wind turbines

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3D printing plastic scraps to create wind turbines Introduction: In recent years, wind power has been developed worldwide to provide a more sustainable alternative to electricity production. In the United States, for example, total annual electricity generation from wind power has increased from 6 billion kilowatt hours in 2000 to about 380 billion kilowatt hours in

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Can 3D printing disrupt traditional manufacturing methods?

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Can 3D printing disrupt traditional manufacturing methods? The additive manufacturing industry (known as 3D printing) has passed the introduction period and is in a new phase of rapid growth.” 3D printing is a technology that uses a digital model file as the basis for constructing an object by printing layer by layer using an adhesive material such

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The development of 3D printing is both an opportunity and a challenge!

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The development of 3D printing is both an opportunity and a challenge! 3D printing technology, also known as additive manufacturing technology, is an emerging manufacturing technology based on a digital model, where materials are stacked layer by layer to create solid objects, reflecting the close combination of information network technology with advanced material technology and

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