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The man who reinvented the hammer

Summary by MIT Technology Review
If your arm doesn’t hurt after pounding nails, thank Kurt Schroder ’90. And while you’re at it, thank him for the low-cost printed electronic circuits now found in consumer goods around the world.

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The man who reinvented the hammer

If your arm doesn’t hurt after pounding nails, thank Kurt Schroder ’90. And while you’re at it, thank him for the low-cost printed electronic circuits now found in consumer goods around the world.

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