MIT Has Created 3D Printed Objects That are 10 Times Stronger Than Steel

When you need a material that was born to handle a have a load, then steel might be exactly what you’re looking for as its rigidity has given it the opportunity to be used across the variety of applications from building construction to trailers and everything in between.

This time, we check out a substance that not only claims to be ten times stronger than steel, a feat that might be very believable, but a substance that also finds its way to life thanks to the help of a 3D printer. That’s right, they finally figured out a way to 3D print something that boasts more structural support than steel!

Check out the video below that describes in detail how the prestigious MIT came to configure Graphene so that it can be 3D printed and be strong enough to carry out more than its fair share of heavy lifting applications. Just imagine the possibilities of what they could 3D print with this stuff!

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