4D Printing with a Pen by Seoul National University Researchers
Scientists at Seoul National University use traditional pens to create 4D printed objects. As described in an article for Science Advances, researchers See Woo Song et al. use a method to transform 2D drawings made with an ink pen into 3D geometries.
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