Ultrasonic 3D printer could print and assemble every component of a smartphone
Ultrasonic assembly device would change what we think of as a 3D printer -- and make additive manufacturing far more versatile in the process. Neurotechnology, a Lithuanian software development company, wants to rethink 3D printing using ultrasonic particle manipulation.
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