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TU/e Drivers of Change

Improvisational 3D printing

This project is part of: TU/e Drivers of Change

With Improvisational 3D printing you have much more influence on what is printed and you can make new design choices during the printing process, almost like a sculptor or potter can.

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Andere deelnemers

TU/e Drivers of Change

Digital 3D concrete printing with clay

by Cristina Nan

Haptic interaction and shape change

by Anke Oosterhout

Aqua-Morph

by Amy Winters

Artificial Intelligence Motor Imagery

by Malcolm Vassallo

Soundsnip

by

Biosimulator for breast cancer detection

by Brent van Herk, Kiki Veenhof

URE-18, Self-driving race car shows the way

by Student Team University Racing Eindhoven

Car that can be rebuilt from the same materials

by Student team TU/ecomotive
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Andere deelnemers

TU/e Drivers of Change

Digital 3D concrete printing with clay

by Cristina Nan

Haptic interaction and shape change

by Anke Oosterhout

Aqua-Morph

by Amy Winters

Artificial Intelligence Motor Imagery

by Malcolm Vassallo

Soundsnip

by

Biosimulator for breast cancer detection

by Brent van Herk, Kiki Veenhof

URE-18, Self-driving race car shows the way

by Student Team University Racing Eindhoven

Car that can be rebuilt from the same materials

by Student team TU/ecomotive
Previous Next
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