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Dead mosquito proboscis used for high-resolution 3D printing nozzle
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this post was submitted on 27 Nov 2025
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There is no way this is more viable than a manufactured micro needle, nor scalable.
Not scalable? You haven't seen my back yard in the summer time, I'm gonna be rich!!
He said: I'm gonna be rich!
But all he got was an itch 🎶
Keep in mind, you can't squish them.
Yeah yeah, we'll figure that out, but first let's talk about that first round of VC funds, right?
If you scaled it, it wouldn't be high-resolution anymore.
Scaling goes in both directions.
It is not. This is just yet another piece of garbage science made to get into headlines, nothing more or less.