Article3D printing and additive manufacturing2024
Thermomechanical Properties of Polyjet Voxel-Printed Parts and the Effect of Percolation.
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- Analysis of Mechanical Properties of Cellular Structures Under Static Tensile Loading in Standardized Specimens Manufactured by Photopolymerization.Materials (Basel, Switzerland) · 2026Article
- Inverse design of stochastic, voxelated thermo-viscoelastic digital materials.Nature communications · 2025Article
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Abstract
The use of deformable materials in 3D printing has allowed for the fabrication of intricate soft robotics prototypes. Polyjet technology, with its ability to print multiple materials in a single print, has been popular in creating such designs. Vero and Agilus, the commercial materials provided by Polyjet, possess shape memory properties, making Polyjet ideal for high-precision and transformable applications. Voxel printing, where users assign materials to voxels, has allowed for the further expansion of design possibilities by tuning the properties of the jetted material. This study aims to investigate how different compositions of uniformly distributed Vero and Agilus voxels affect the thermomechanical properties of the voxel-printed part. In addition, high stiffness Vero droplets surrounded by a soft matrix of Agilus resemble polymer composites, thus calling for the examination of percolation, which is an important phenomenon in polymer composites. The study explores the presence of percolation in voxel-printed mixtures of Vero and Agilus and its impact on mechanical properties. Using dynamic thermomechanical analysis and thermomechanical analysis, the study characterizes the glass transition temperature (
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