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Active Printed Materials for Complex Self-Evolving Deformations

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Figure 2 | (A) Stratasys Connex 500 Multi-Material 3D Printer. (B) Folding primitive in R 3 requires two degrees of freedom
Table 3 | Material components of the expanding printable mater- mater-ial. It is composed of hydrophilic acrylated monomers that create linear chains upon polymerization with a small amount of difunc-tional acrylate molecules
Figure 3 | (A) Renderings of an initial joint and its folding (upper row), with their corresponding spring-mass systems shown in the lower row
Figure 5 | Deformation of a grid into a double curvature surface (convex and concave)

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