When you hear the word "printer," you probably think of that ... our dryer lab needed a specific kind of housing for temperature and humidity sensors (see the photo at right).

Humidity sensor printed on a nanocellulose-based substrate ... this work (Bagasse – A resource for Fibres and Nanocelluloses for Biocomposites and 3D Printing) in the renowned TAPPI 2019 International ...

researchers replicated the seed design by combining 3D printing and electrospinning techniques. Various materials were tested to identify the optimal solution for the desired application, including ...

A newly-developed 3D printing technique could be used to cost ... But for more specialized manufacturing of sensors in smaller volumes, such as accelerometers for aircraft and vibration sensors ...

Traditional 3D printing makes prototypes of parts with no sensing capabilities. Sensors must be added to the part after the fact if assessments are to be made. The process can be thought of as adding ...

That's why scientists have devised a method of 3D-printing wireless sensors right into the things. Named MechSense, the system was developed at MIT by a team led by mechanical engineering graduate ...