Tag Archives: Mass customization

Sculpteo at NEXT Berlin: Changing the Face of the Manufacturing Industry

Posted on 2012/05/08 by Mathilde B.

Sculpteo is at NEXT Berlin on May 8 and 9, 2012. We will be demonstrating one of our 3D printers and printing objects live at the show. We will be giving two talks about the Sculpteo 3D Printing Cloud Engine … Continue reading →

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3D Printed Musical Instruments: When Customization Meets Creativity

Posted on 2012/04/13 by Mathilde B.

Olaf Diegel is a design engineer passionate about 3D printing and a professor of mechatronics at Massey University in Auckland, New Zealand. He created the Atom Guitar, a 3D printed Les Paul style guitar made with Selective Laser Sintering process … Continue reading →

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So You Are Thinking About Integrating the Sculpteo 3D Printing Cloud Engine Into Your Store?

Posted on 2012/03/19 by Mathilde B.

Sculpteo is the company that develops the 3D Printing Cloud Engine, the first ever solution for mass customization through 3D printing. You are an online retailer and you want to propose some great customization features to your customers? The Sculpteo … Continue reading →

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How to Let Your Designs Become Customizable on your Sculpteo Store

Posted on 2012/02/13 by Mathilde B.

We presented you a step-by-step tutorial on how-to open a store on the Sculpteo platform. Do you know that when you open a designer store on our platform, you can also offer advanced customisation features to your customers? The Sculpteo … Continue reading →

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IKEA Sofa Player: Towards Mass Customization

Posted on 2012/01/26 by Mathilde B.

Mass customization is everywhere! IKEA just launched the Sofa Player, a website with a bunch of great videos about their sofa collection. You might argue that it has nothing to see with 3D printing… but we think it’s deeply related! … Continue reading →

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