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4D Doodling: Free Creation of Shape-Changing Decoration with A 3D Printing Pen

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Published:10 October 2021Publication History

ABSTRACT

4D printing thermoplastic technology has become a common method for fabricating shape-changing interfaces, however, the fully automated 3D printing method also limits user's creative participation in the fabrication process. We present a 4D Doodling method which allow users to create deformable daily items in a free-style way using a 3D printing pen. In the doodling experiment, we summarized the experience of manual printing and provided a practical method to support the user's creation, which can be a way to increase humanity for 4D printing technology.

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