New 3D printing technology uses soundwaves

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By Teresa BergenJun 2, 2022, 8:36 pm222 pts
In the mind-blowing science department, a new 3D printing technology will use soundwaves to produce new objects. Scientists at Concordia University in Montreal describe what they’re calling direct sound printing (DSP) in a paper published in April in Nature Communications.

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