Professor recycles coffee as 3D printing material
The University of Colorado Assistant Professor Micheal Rivera found a way to use coffee grounds for 3D printing. Mixing the caffeinated by-product with a few ingredients enabled him to create sturdy, biodegradable projects once they harden. Rivera hopes it inspires others to discover other sustainable 3D printing techniques. More people want to create a sustainable,
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