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I've tried to use liquid metal several times over the years, mostly in wearables projects. Every time there has been a bunch of red tape on the LQMT side in de
by loughnane 7y ago
I've tried to use liquid metal several times over the years, mostly in wearables projects.
Every time there has been a bunch of red tape on the LQMT side in determining if this was a project they wanted to take part in and, if so, how we should move forward.
That slow moving might work if LQMT is the only way to move forward, but for most projects it's more advisable to just go with MIM, Machining, or something else.
- AlotOfReading 7y agoMy understanding of LQMT is that they have a special amorphous alloy/production method. As far as I'm aware, the "liquid" moniker is simply marketing. The article seems to be talking about applications of metal alloys that are genuinely liquid at STP. Not really related?