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3D Printing News Unpeeled: Capillary Braiding 3D Printing Tech

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A new 3D printing technology uses variable geometries that exert capillary pressure to braid microscopic wire structures. Orbex raises $45 million to 3D print rockets in the UK and the NIST spends $800,000 on 3D printed standards for decentralized emergency response.


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