Wood ink printed as a flat rectangle that is programmed to form a complex shape after drying and solidifying, next to a ruler that is marked in centimeters, pictured in an undated photo. Researchers at the Hebrew Univerity of Jerusalem have created new 'shape-shifting' furniture by using a 3D printer and designed chairs and tables that can assemble themselves. (Steve Chatterley, SWNS/Zenger)
The pain has finally been taken out of flat-pack furniture–chairs and tables that assemble themselves.
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