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Home » Researchers Add ‘Shape Memory’ Polymer to 3D Printing
BOULDER, CO—Researchers at the University of Colorado have successfully incorporated “shape memory” polymer fibers into the composite materials used in traditional 3D printing, which results in the production of an object fixed in one shape that can later be changed to take on a new shape. MORE
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