Tool Transforms Flat Materials Into 3-D Shapes-NSF Science Now 45
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The video covers four innovative projects funded by the National Science Foundation. Carnegie Mellon University developed a computational tool to transform flat materials into 3D shapes. Vanderbilt University created a VR driving simulator to help autistic teens learn to drive. Tufts University engineered smart threads for monitoring wound healing. Scripps Institution of Oceanography designed an underwater microscope to study oceanic processes. Each project aims to advance technology and improve lives in various fields.
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