Deployable 3D Structures from Wafer-Fabricated Precursors (U. of Houston, Toyota, Imperial College London)

<p>Researchers from University of Houston, Toyota, and Imperial College London published a technical paper titled “Deployable 3D Architectures from Wafer-Fabricated Precursors.” The paper shows that “standard wafer fabrication can produce free-standing, mechanically stable, doubly-curved 3D structures with prescribed Gaussian curvature — a capability not previously achieved through semiconductor manufacturing” and points toward “realizable 3D semiconductor... <a class="read_more" href="https://semiengineering.com/deployable-3d-structures-from-wafer-fabricated-precursors-u-of-houston-toyota-imperial-college-london/">&#187; read more</a></p> <p>The post <a href="https://semiengineering.com/deployable-3d-structures-from-wafer-fabricated-precursors-u-of-houston-toyota-imperial-college-london/">Deployable 3D Structures from Wafer-Fabricated Precursors (U. of Houston, Toyota, Imperial College London)</a> appeared first on <a href="https://semiengineering.com">Semiconductor Engineering</a>.</p>