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Liquid metal hasn't been used to make machines for crushing humanity just yet, but it is being used for rapid PCB…

Tech startup Itera has developed a new method for rapid printed circuit board (PCB) prototyping using liquid metal alloys and electric fields, promising construction within minutes. While the technology shows promise for quick proof-of-concept designs, concerns remain about its ability to match the performance characteristics of traditional copper PCBs and its competitiveness with existing rapid prototyping services.

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