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3D Printing News Unpeeled: Displays, Magic and Machine Learning

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In the paper “Emission Directionality of 3D-Printed Photonic Nanowires,” a Korea Electrotechnology Research Institute (KERI) team demonstrates how nanowires with a diameter of 300 nanometers display directional light emission. This could see them being used for quantum applications and displays. 

In the paper “Real-Time Precision in 3D Concrete Printing: Controlling Layer Morphology via Machine Vision and Learning Algorithms,” a Portuguese team look at machine learning and construction 3D printing, trying to Devine and predict layer width, speed and flow. 

Magicians Penn & Teller release five puzzles for 3D printing.



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