hyperthread uses open-source software to turn chip code into millimeter-scale weaving instructions.
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bacterial cellulose's natural intelligence interacts with textiles, resulting in unique designable qualities through human-bacterial collaboration.
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researchers at carnegie mellon university have developed a prototype device that can carry out this technique and produce small-scale objects.
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