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Intelligent tyres 3D printing technology is progressing rapidly, and some experts say it could revolutionise the way objects are made in the future.
An object is scanned – or designed on computer modelling software – then sliced up, into many thousands of tiny layers, which are then printed out, eventually forming a solid three dimensional product.
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