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Matthew Plummer-Fernandez
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Taking advantage of the increased attention from mainstream business and media, London held its first trade show dedicated to 3D printing over the weekend. With a mixture of equipment manufacturers and designers exhibiting, the
3D Print Show offered visitors the opportunity to see how 3D printing works and how it could be relevant to their lives.
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| Colour 3D scanning, EuroPac |
Throughout the show, there was an emphasis on the cost and ease-of-use of 3D printers themselves and the design opportunities and aesthetics the technology offers. One highlight was the
NDA style of
Matthew Plummer-Fernandez's resin printed objects, called Digital Natives, which are made by 3D scanning household objects and then manipulating their forms using algorithms.
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| David Van Ness |
Read more about 3D printing in our series of reports:
Introduction,
Innovations, and
Process & Materials. Full coverage and in-depth analysis of the show will be available to WGSN-homebuildlife subscribers from the middle of next week.
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| Ultimaker |
