Conductive filament exists, but it takes more than that to 3D print something ... the fact that the underlying material is still plastic, but the dual-material print is an interesting angle ...

Put simply, when friction is applied to the proper materials ... So how do your print your own TENG? First, you load up an electrically conductive PLA filament and lay down a base into which ...

“This paper demonstrates that active electronic devices can be made using extruded polymeric conductive materials. This technology enables electronics to be built into 3D printed structures. An ...

Christopher Tuck, professor of material science at the University of Nottingham ... was achieved using Nano Dimension’s 3D printing technology and conductive ink, and a newly developed dielectric ...

Electrostatic discharge (ESD) protection is a significant concern in the chemical and electronics industries. In electronics, ...

Researchers at Yokohama National University have created a promising bubble printing technique that enables the precise ...

The ability to 3D print an entire, active electronic device ... electronic devices can be made using extruded polymeric ...

Active electronics — components that can control electrical signals — usually contain semiconductor devices that receive, ...

The process melts a filament and ejects the resulting material from a nozzle, printing a 3D shape ... Example of the behavior of a 3D-printed conductive trace of varying cross-section when subject ...

As they don't require semiconductor materials, they represent a step toward 3D printing an entire active ... A silicon device can have conductive and insulating regions, depending on how it ...