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Proteus: Material Resistant to Cutting Tools

Scientists Have Created the First Non-Cuttable Material Called Proteus

Medicine & Technology Jul 21, 2020

Combing aluminum and ceramic resulted in non-cuttable material more effective than locks and safes created by the strongest metals. Designed after structures in nature that resist 'attack mechanisms', Proteus is a promising material that can be manufactured easily.

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Using light emitting commands on a light controlled air screen displays will soon become reality with the photodielectric discovery.

Ceramic

Scientists Have Created the First Non-Cuttable Material Called Proteus

Photodielectric Discovery Will Make Light Controlled Air Screen Displays Possible

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