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“A new printing method developed by MIT Self-Assembly Lab and Steelcase has the potential to change the way we think about design.”
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“People around the world are rejecting the stereotypical, monolithic office their employers are creating. In order to attract and retain high-skilled talent, as well as improve employee wellbeing and engagement , many organizations are realizing they need to rethink their workplace to deliver a more human-centered experience.”
How Rapid Liquid Printing Could Revolutionize Industry
“Since its inception, 3D printing has been a coveted yet limited manufacturing tool. While many different commercial industries have longed for a larger-scale adaptation, most 3D printing is efficient at producing smaller-scale objects that can take several hours to complete.”
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