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Hard to believe, but researchers have developed 4D printing for ceramics. 4D printing combines traditional 3D printing with the element of time as the fourth dimension, where the printed object can re-shape or self-assemble itself over time with external stimuli, such as mechanical force or a magnetic field.
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