Just a few years back, seeing a machine that could transform digital models into real and tangible ones was equivalent to a scene in a sci-fi movie. But over the years, 3D printers became possible but are neither financially accessible nor available for everyone outside professional domains.

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Researchers at Stanford University have used 3D printing to develop a novel device that could help boost solar arrays’ energy-capturing capabilities and remove the need for mechanized tracking systems.

Shaped like a tipless inverted pyramid, the team’s Axially Graded Index Lens (

Researchers at Stanford University have used 3D printing to develop a novel device that could help boost solar arrays’ energy-capturing capabilities and remove the need for mechanized tracking systems.

Shaped like a tipless inverted pyramid, the team’s Axially Graded Index Lens (

Researchers at Stanford University have used 3D printing to develop a novel device that could help boost solar arrays’ energy-capturing capabilities and remove the need for mechanized tracking systems.

Shaped like a tipless inverted pyramid, the team’s Axially Graded Index Lens (

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