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4D printing: yesterday, today, tomorrow.

Hear how academic research is enabling new technologies and materials for additive manufacturing, and learn what is possible in 4D through research partnerships and purposeful innovation. Learn more: https://www.stratasys.com/education

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4D printing: yesterday, today, tomorrow.

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