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Open-source 3D Printed Pipe Fittings Reduce Water Waste, New Study Argues
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The research comes from Joshua Pearce's lab which generally does pretty good work. They tend to focus on "appropriate technology" especially for the developing world, so it makes a lot more sense when you look at it in combination with their other research focusing on low resource environments.