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EPFL Researchers Develop Programmable Lattice Structure for Robotics Using Single Foam Material - 3D Printing

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Researchers at Switzerland's EPFL have created a 3D-printable lattice structure that can mimic different biological tissue properties using a single foam material.
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EPFL Researchers Develop Programmable Lattice Structure for Robotics Using Single Foam Material - 3D Printing

Researchers at Switzerland's EPFL have created a 3D-printable lattice structure that can mimic different biological tissue properties using a single foam material.

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