3D Printing
The innovative French brand enlisted an MIT-backed textile lab to print the SS25 bag with “gravity free” technology.
The design, made from recycled plastic, is part of the practice’s larger plan to spur conversations around material waste.
Made from 3D-printed bioplastic.
Scientists at the University of Maine created it using one of the world’s largest 3D printers.
Alongside an expansion of Zellerfeld’s beta testing program.
With a fluid design inspired by the ocean’s kelp forests.
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BMW
As the i Vision Circular shows, to be sustainable means to rethink everything we know.
Integrating AI with household tasks, 3D printing, laser cutting and more.
For the designer, 3D printing allows for experimentation – and that’s where the fun begins.
For Zellerfeld, the HERON01 was just the start. Next, it wants 3D shoes on every foot.
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