Clog-free inkjet printer nozzle inspired by the human eye

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There was a time not so long ago that my inkjet printer saw a lot of action. Nowadays, however, it can sit idle for weeks or even months before being called into service. But when it is called upon, the long break between print jobs means the print heads are usually clogged and an ink-wasting head clean needs to be performed. Taking inspiration from the human eye, researchers at the University of Missouri (MU) have developed a print nozzle that prevents the ink inside from drying out when not in use... Continue Reading Clog-free inkjet printer nozzle inspired by the human eye

Section: Personal Computing

Tags: Biomimicry, Ink-jet, University of Missouri

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