In 2015, researchers made (acoustic) waves when they created the first single-direction sonic tractor beam ... Marzo and his team turned to 3D printing. This presented a challenge: For at-home ...

you can 3D print the bowl of the tractor beam, but you'll also need to program the components and be adept at soldering. Earlier versions of tractor beams used sonic technology that was quite ...

Despite using the same UV-led array and the same mono 4K LCD screen, these two printers' design ... The Phrozen Sonic 4K is an over-engineered but insanely accurate 3D printer designed for ...

Tractor beams sound like science fiction straight out of “Star Trek,” but one U.K.-based researcher is showing off how you could make your own using a 3D printer. Short for “attractor ...

With some materials and a 3D printer, anyone can now 3D print their very own sonic tractor beams that use sound to attract the minutest of objects. It might sound like a device found in Star Trek ...