In 2014, researchers from the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS), together with Tsinghua University researchers, published a paper in Science China Technological Sciences, titled “Liquid Phase 3D Printing for Quickly Manufacturing Conductive Metal Objects with
In 2014, researchers from the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS), together with Tsinghua University researchers, published a paper in Science China Technological Sciences, titled “Liquid Phase 3D Printing for Quickly Manufacturing Conductive Metal Objects with Low Melting Point Alloy Ink.” The paper, which discussed how to more quickly and affordably 3D print using metal materials, was ahead of the curve, as 3D metal printing is now one of the fastest growing aspects of the 3D printing technology field. The researchers postulated that unconventional methods, like liquid phase 3D printing, could potentially solve the issues. The two Chinese educational institutions didn’t stop their work with 3D liquid metal printing there, but soldiered on, and recently published some brand-new research.
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