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So it sounds like the novel feature is that it can print something inside of something else, but the article doesn’t say what’s required to make that happen: if
by memco 4y ago
So it sounds like the novel feature is that it can print something inside of something else, but the article doesn’t say what’s required to make that happen: if I’m going to repair a plane fuselage or some surgical implant: how do I get the material inside to print? Does the fuselage require the material inside already? How do we inject the material inside of a patient for an implant?
- RationPhantoms 4y agoMaybe you don't see the graphic but in relation to your last question, they're literally using a syringe to do it.
- memco 4y agoI see. So you can inject some material through a very small opening and print the full size piece in place.
- bozhark 4y agoMultiphoton is the only true form of printing inside of a substance