3D new MIT team prints hair structure

According to reports, research teams from MIT have made breakthrough innovations in the field of 3D printing personalization and successfully printed hair structures. This smart hair not only has many magical functions such as warmth, braking and sensing, but also opens up a new space for the fine design of the surface structure of materials.

What constitutes objects, what they can be made of, and what new breakthroughs can be made in ordinary materials for daily use. These scientific researches on matter have been constantly unceasingly accompanied by surprising discoveries.

     Hair is one of the most common structures in everyday life. Can 3D printed hair have a place in the store? The recent tangible media team from MIT Media Lab brought us a surprise. Their new challenge is: Can you use new functions to design and manipulate the synthesis of hair structures? At the latest ACMCHI2016 human-computer interaction conference, the tangible media team demonstrated its work. They also showed a video called "Cilllia as a 3D hair structure with surface texture, braking, and sensing."