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National University of Singapore

CHARM3D Printing 1

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Researchers from the National University of Singapore (NUS) have developed a cutting-edge 3D printing technique known as tension-driven CHARM3D, which is able to print free-standing metallic structures without the need for support materials and external pressure. This new technique fabricates 3D electronic circuits faster and with greater level of detail and accuracy.

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