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Silicon-photonics-enabled chip-based 3D printer
S. Corsetti, M. Notaros, et al.
This innovative research presents a groundbreaking chip-based 3D printer that leverages silicon photonics and photochemistry. The system employs a compact photonic chip to create reconfigurable holograms, revolutionizing the way 3D objects are printed with precision at sub-millimeter scales. The team from MIT and UT Austin showcases the potential of visible-light curing technologies in this exciting new approach.
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