Printing on fabric might be a familiar trick, but adding stretch into the equation gives our fabric prints the ability to reconstitute themselves back into 3D. That’s exactly what [Gabe] has ...

[David]’s impromptu demo was something no one had ever seen before. It’s 3D printed tiles embedded in fabric. This is the beginning of 3D printed flexible armor, a great method for cosplay ...

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A wearable fabric that stiffens on demand has been developed by scientists from NTU Singapore. The new type of fabric is said ...

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Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi uncover the surging demand for office chairs and furniture, driven by remote work ...

Scientists at Nanyang Technological University, Singapore developed RoboFabric, a wearable fabric that is flexible but can stiffen on demand.

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The lightweight flexible fabric has been 3D-printed from nylon plastic polymers. It stiffens up when put inside a vacuum-packed plastic envelope. The fabric could be used for making protective ...

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Currently, the only things that aren't 3D printed are the carbon-fiber body panels, the wheels, the leather and fabric interior components, the suspension and all of the powertrain, but Czinger is ...