Display pixels to gem-gum voxels analogy: Difference between revisions
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3D voxels forming any sort of mechanical (and other) material properties <br> | 3D voxels forming any sort of mechanical (and other) material properties <br> | ||
by usage of just a handful of [[Base materials with high potential|high performance base materials]]. <br> | by usage of just a handful of [[Base materials with high potential|high performance base materials]]. <br> | ||
Out of abundantly available chemical elements. | Out of abundantly available chemical elements.<br> | ||
{{ | {{wikitodo|Add the two existing illustrative images.}} | ||
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Revision as of 14:54, 22 June 2026
2D pixels making any sort of color with just 3 colors form a nice analogy to
3D voxels forming any sort of mechanical (and other) material properties
by usage of just a handful of high performance base materials.
Out of abundantly available chemical elements.
(wiki-TODO: Add the two existing illustrative images.)