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RMIT Researchers Demonstrate Floating Titanium Lattice
2026. 10. 17.
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RMIT Researchers Demonstrate Floating Titanium Lattice

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Australian researchers demonstrated a 3D-printed titanium lattice that can remain afloat even after damage.

Australian researchers demonstrated a 3D-printed titanium lattice that can remain afloat even after damage.

What is new?

RMIT researchers investigated a lightweight titanium lattice geometry intended to retain buoyancy even after damage. The result may address a limitation of porous metal structures that sink once water penetrates them. This is a research demonstration, not a commercially qualified product.

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Real-world suitability should be evaluated against production, cost and reliability data as these become available.

Source: Original report and cover-image reference.

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