3D Printing News Unpeeled: Microwave Kilns, Bike Holders and Fiber Optics
An international team of Korean, British, German and Australian researchers have managed to make a nano printed camera that fits onto the tip of a fiber optic cable. That may improve noninvasive medical imaging and procedures as well as sensors. The Virtual Foundry’s materials are being used by a maker in microwave kilns. Jankcomponents showcases us a bicycle holder business.
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