A low-fatigue shape-memory alloy that can handle ten million cycles.
I can think of lots of applications for that. I wonder if it can be printed?
A low-fatigue shape-memory alloy that can handle ten million cycles.
I can think of lots of applications for that. I wonder if it can be printed?
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The concept is not new, and the advance is not as great as the BBC is claiming. The US Naval Ordinance Lab has been playing with this stuff for decades. I first bought NiTiNOL springs 18 years ago. They were rated at one million cycles each.