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3D printing is a manufacturing process that creates physical objects by layering material based on a digital design, allowing for rapid prototyping and customization.
3D printed Inflate Vases came to life by using dynamic cloth simulation within 3D modeling software. Different types of cloth are simulated by inflating a geometric shape and adding constraints along certain seams or buttons.
Reform Design Lab’s mission is to create statement pieces combining extraordinary design with innovative state-of-the-art technology, using sustainable materials and means of manufacturing.
Stockholm-based studio Crème Atelier came to life through the founders’ common love for design, they usually focus on 3D-printed and sustainable lamps.
Kedar Benjamin will tutor at Computational Design: NEXT 13 on April 15 – 16, 2023. Register for the program to learn more about Kedar’s works and more!
The automotive sector is developing with modern age technology that includes introducing 3D printing in the process.3D printing has proved valuable in creating prototypes, production or even creating automotive parts.
Alterfact’s Elaboration series explores the intersection of 3D printing and ceramic art
Reflecting upon ceramic art, one can imagine imperfect finishes, handmade unique designs, and rough polishes but the ceramic art of Alterfact Studio does not fit into this image.
MEAN* (Middle East Architecture Network) designed a 3D-printed Majlis House in Abu Dhabi, UAE in 2021. In response to the needs of contemporary Emirati lifestyles and technology, the modular house is built of smooth 3D-printed concrete walls and is designed to serve as a location for meeting and socializing.
International design studio, Hassell, and to.org, a platform that operates in venture capital, philanthropy, and the creative space, develop a 3D printed public pavilion made from recycled plastic, with leading 3D printing design studio Nagami.
Scada Table was designed by Rolab Studio. This project utilized a robotic 3D printing technique to fabricate the table components, which proved to be a powerful tool for designers.
Julia Koerner applied her knowledge of digital design and 3D printing to Ruth E. Carter’s costume design, which was nominated for an Oscar for the second time.
