We launch a new series of interviews on the Sculpteo blog which will feature original and inspiring Sculpteo store owners. A great opportunity for you to discover their amazing work, get unique 3D prints of their creations and maybe open your own store on Sculpteo.com!
We start today with Nostromo, a newly opened Sculpteo store focusing on world data visualization through 3D printing. Data information and education go one step further Continue reading
We were this morning at the Center Pompidou in Paris for the opening of the exhibition Multiversités Créatives, exploring future of materials and 3D printing through design and contemporary art.
Pneuma 2, 2012
Série des pulmonaire / Pulmonary Series
Neri Oxman, director of the Mediated Matter research Continue reading
3D printing is on its way to become the heart of industrial revolution. We are keen to see that the interest for 3D printing is growing quickly.
An online worldwide survey has been launched by Jarkko Moilanen and Tere Vaden from the Statistical Studies of Peer Production, supported by the P2P Foundation. It takes 5 minutes to answer and is intended for better understanding 3D printing communities.
Picture credit: OWNI.eu
Datas are anonymous. If you want to participate, you have until May 15th, 2012 to answer the 20 questions. Results and analysis will be available for everyone in the next months.
The survey is available here
You may have heard of Dirk Vander Kooij’s Endless chair made layer by layer from recycled materials with a modified assembly line robot printer. It was one of the most exciting 3D printing project of last year.
Credit photo: Dirk Vander Kooij
The Dutch designer presented his new 3D printing project a few days ago at the Milan Design Week 2012, where Sculpteo was pretty active too. The Satellite Lamp is made from recycled CD cases and fluorescent lights placed between the 3D printed layers.
Credit photo: Inhabitat
A great example of how 3D printing is shaping a greener future by enabling the use of recycled materials and letting designers and engineers innovate closely together.
We have great news today for all lovers of OpenSCAD and parameters for 3D designs.
You can now have your build-in OpenSCAD parameters directly available for you and your customers on Sculpteo! This unique feature makes it very simple to turn any OpenSCAD file into a configurable Sculpteo design. We extended the idea behind CloudSCAD to propose this exclusive feature. Continue reading
