The key is that a 3D printer doesn't modulate the object in 4D. It is pretty much stable over time. And a printer doesn't change the printing over time. It prints one thing and that stays until the inks degrade.
The key is that a 3D printer doesn't modulate the object in 4D. It is pretty much stable over time. And a printer doesn't change the printing over time. It prints one thing and that stays until the inks degrade.
Right. If you were designing a holographic projection, ya know that moved, you'd have a series of 3D frames on a timeline, and I guess you could call it 4D. Though it is worth noting that we do not call a moving picture 3D.
Right. If you were designing a holographic projection, ya know that moved, you'd have a series of 3D frames on a timeline, and I guess you could call it 4D. Though it is worth noting that we do not call a moving picture 3D.
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