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It seems that the list of things that can be 3D printed just keeps growing, and the things on that list just keep getting stranger. Researchers from the University of Massachusetts in Lowell have developed a new programmable 3D printing material that can be used to manufacture several vital comp... Via Ensil 
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Few technologies make futurists salivate more than 3D printing. AsapSCIENCE breaks down the abilities and possibilities of 3D printing in three minutes.
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We've all seen commercials featuring picture-perfect slumberers slowly waking up to a casually wafting scent of a freshly brewed cup of coffee. It's something we'd all love to experience, but let's be real—it would have to be a mighty strong mug to pull most of us out of dreamland at the day's first light. Now, instant coffee giant Nescafé has found a way to integrate that visceral coffee aroma into a morning wake-up call with a twist. Nescafé's new Via Sylvain Leroux
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The material can be programmed to both detect and absorb specific radar signals and frequencies on the printed surface.
http://www.ensil.com/military-electronics-repair