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MIT CSAIL and Tianjin University researchers launch X-Hinges software to 3D-print interactive objects with multi-axis motion. The tool embeds distinct sensor and wire materials to prevent signal interference, allowing users to design devices like adaptive lamps or robotic gloves that respond to touch from three angles. Researchers will present findings at the ACM Symposium in early November.
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