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Unveiled at Dubai Design Week, DEOND’s “Enfold” pavilion integrates AI-driven ‘second skin’ technology to bridge physical and digital realms. Inspired by Eastern and Western philosophies, the installation offers a unique therapeutic experience with its immersive, biophilic design—marking a bold experiment in how architecture can nurture human well-being.
Virtual Reality has raised the stakes with immersive experiences in creative industries, enabling artists and designers to go even further…
D5 Render update promises faster and more intelligent rendering capabilities for 3D creation
The D5 Render team has released an update for their real-time raytracing software, which promises to enhance the 3D creation experience by offering faster and more intelligent rendering capabilities.
WASP launched a new parametric 3D modeling application for clay printing. According to WASP, with a new Version 0.2, users will be able to export their gcodes and print them with WASP’s Clay 3D printers.
3D printing is the evolving and most commonly evolving method of constructing and designing products and structures. Filaments are available in several colors, textures, and materials applicable for 3D printing in several sectors.
Hungarian architect Kristian Gora had been working on ecological materials for a while and included his chickens in these works. He decided to create a coop for his chickens with a 3D printer.
GLYPH is part of the “Print Your City project” and a vibrant new collection of sustainable play furniture for Elefsina 2023 European Capital of Culture.
Dancers performed around 3D-printed concrete 2.7m tall columns which created by master students from ETH Zurich with the support of NCCR DFAB
Bloom is an experimental pavilion, approximately 2.7 meters and includes 840 unique small 3D-printed block pieces, designed by Emerging Objects in 2015.
3D-printed “Quixotic Divinity” headdress series, Joshua combines art, technology, and haute couture high fashion. He was inspired by traditional Native American, Latin American, African, and Asian headdresses.
