View Slideshow Remember those 3D-printed humanoid figures that emerge from white, viscous ooze in HBO's Westworld? MIT is doing exactly that - with furniture. They call it Rapid Liquid Printing, and it takes digital manufacturing to a whole new level where printed objects can grow and change on their own.MIT scientists "growing" furniture in vats of goo, Westworld style
View Slideshow Remember those 3D-printed humanoid figures that emerge from white, viscous ooze in HBO's Westworld? MIT is doing exactly that - with furniture. They call it Rapid Liquid Printing, and it takes digital manufacturing to a whole new level where printed objects can grow and change on their own.
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