Friday, 1 June 2018
Highly stretchable hydrogels for high resolution multimaterial 3D printing
Researchers from SUTD and HUJI have developed the most stretchable 3D printed hydrogel in the world -- it can be stretched up to 1300 percent. The hydrogel is also suitable for UV curing based 3D printing techniques, enabling it to be used for high resolution complex geometric printing.
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