New MIT 3-D Printing Innovations Create Printable Objects That Assemble Themselves

Fast Company 2014-10-24

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With 4-D printing, Skylar Tibbits and the Self Assembly Lab are printing materials that fold, transform, and shape themselves, and could adapt to changing environmental conditions. No assembly required.
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