At the TED (Technology, Entertainment and Design) conference in Los Angeles, architect and computer scientist Skyler Tibits demonstrated a new technology that could be used to reconstruct or assemble manufactured items on its own. In today’s world where 3D is all the rage, this research team from MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) is working one step further with Four’D.

Self-assembling The discovery team said that these capable objects could be used in underground water pipes or other places that are difficult to reach. This could usher in an era of self-assembled furniture.

Time is considered as the fourth dimension here, since the four-dimensional objects created in “smart material” can change shape / properties over time and adapt to new situations.

In this case, multi-layer rich material is made in 3D printer by combining standard plastic and smart material. These layers are capable of absorbing water which in turn helps to provide energy for its conversion.

In fact, 3D printing is a thing of the past. But the idea of ​​resizing over time is new. MIT’s research team hopes that in the future this technology will be used to build homes, furniture, motorcycles, cars, etc. They are now looking for areas where the full potential of the For’D object can be harnessed.

Research on four-dimensional objects has been inspired by the growth and adaptation of natural elements such as plants, animals, etc.

. . . . . . Imagine for a second you were transposed into the karmic driven world of Earl. It may not be too late for such a day to come. Let’s wait a bit.