A 3D printer isn't just a fun tool for hobbyists. Even everyday consumers can use these devices to generate practical items they may use around their homes. In the hands of researchers and scientists, ...
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3D-printed porous ceramic cubes cool rooms by 12.6°F with no electricity or refrigerants
Researchers at Graz University of Technology (TU Graz) have built 3D-printed ceramic cubes that cool the air without electricity. The cubes use evaporative cooling. Water absorbed into the porous ...
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