This method is very simple to implement for different photocurable resins to create 3D porous objects with complicated shapes. In addition, this new method has the advantages of self-supporting and can be used to print hollow components, especially the part with Droste effect (one object within another).
Georgia Tech is one university in the US that has embraced the utility of MakerSpaces for students. A number of the facilities have been opened by the university in specific schools, including one for Materials Science and Engineering in the Materials Innovation & Learning Lab.
In December 2016, 3D Printing Industry also reported on Georgia Tech’s development of personal 3D printed valves that can be used in planning for heart procedures.
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