by r'honest | Sep 9, 2019 | 3D PRINTING, RESEARCH
As a small favour I assisted a few collaborators from the Lantern Project who work at McGill University in Montréal, Canada to develop the next iteration of their ‘Haptistrap’ prototype; a device that can be used to strap a sensor to an arm or leg with constant pressure – even when moving around throughout the day. The original design consisted of four parts (excluding the velcro) and was partly 3D printed using FDM technology: I redesigned the device into a single-part piece that could be reproduced identically anywhere around the world using SLS 3D printing...
by r'honest | Feb 27, 2019 | 3D PRINTING, ALL, PROJECTS
For their permanent exposition on ‘What is Design?’ I’ve produced a scale model of the famous IAMsterdam statue using SLS 3D printing...
