MIT researchers modified a multimaterial 3D printer to produce three-dimensional solenoids in one step. The devices could generate about three times more magnetic field than other 3D-printed solenoids, and could help lower the cost of electronics.
MIT engineers 3D print the electromagnets at the heart of many electronics, MIT News
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MIT Engineers 3D Print the Electromagnets at the Heart of Many Electronics - AM Chronicle
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