Engineers at the University of Maine are developing a new method to more accurately predict the strength of lightweight 3D-printed objects. This research, conducted at the university’s Advanced Structures and Composites Center (ASCC), will enable designers to create more robust and reliable components by controlling strength when lightweighting virtually any plastic component.
The research team was made up of Philip Bean, research engineer at the ASCC, and Senthil Vel, professor of mechanical engineering, alongside Roberto Lopez-Anido, professor of civil engineering.
Their study, published in Progressive…
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