3D printing or additive manufacturing allows for practical and precise conversion from CAD (computer-assisted-design) to real, three-dimensional objects. 3D printing enables quick realisations with countless materials such as different types of plastic, glass, ceramics, biomaterials, stone, concrete and others. 3D printing is mainly used for small production manufacturing or as a tool for rapid prototyping.
Building on existing additive manufacturing technologies, Making Data Matter offers a novel process that opens up new possibilities for presenting data in tangible form. Until now, […]
Spanish design studio Nagami is paving the way for the future through their combination of innovation, computational design, and large-scale robotic 3D printing. Based in Avila, […]
Spanish studio Nagami Design is leading the production of personal protection masks against COVID-19. Spanish design brand Nagami Design, which specializes in robotic 3D printing, is […]
DJ tech stuff means an obscure mass of knobs, wires, lights, faders, more wires, and a few little LED screens. With musicians being nerds in their […]
Designer Kazuya Koike, the founder of design studio Doogdesign, typically uses a 3D printer to prototype work during the design process, but his friend suggested him […]
Bonsai is a traditional Japanese technique that recreates the shapes and proportions of adult trees in a much smaller size, fitting in small to medium vases. […]
The robotic needle felting process suitable for the creation of 3D complex felt shapes was developed by Wes McGee, Tsz Yan Ng and Asa Peller from […]
StudentDesign presents Slot by American designer Josh Lymann, a toothbrush holder concept that perfectly illustrates the design process. This article is written by Max Hochstenbach (23) […]