Scientists create 3D-printed objects that can change shape after they’re printed

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By John BiggsJan 16, 2017, 7:33 pm194 pts
3D printed plastics tend to remain pretty stable over time. For example, your 3D-printed Yoda won’t turn into a Chewbacca head without some severe plastic trauma… until now. Scientists at MIT have created a 3D printing technique that allows you to change the polymers in an object after printing. This…

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