The researchers claim their method is suitable for printing resettable fuses, an essential element for active electronics. The team manufactured the devices with standard, affordable 3D printing machines and inexpensive, biodegradable polymer material doped with copper nanoparticles. They discovered that if a large amount of electric current passes through the material, the printed logic gates exhibit a spike in electrical resistance before returning to their original state after the current flow is interrupted.
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