3D Printer, Bikini And High-Heeled Shoes Enter The Era Of "Print And Wear".

The new concept of "3D printer" has just come into our eyes, and interesting things follow.

Recently, the world's first Bikini Bathing Suit, which was printed with 3D printing technology, began selling recently.

In the future, customers can design their own bikini according to their favorite styles and sizes.

It is understood that this "N12" fashion.

It is jointly designed by Jenna Fizel and Mary Huang of Continuum Fashion studio in the United States, and is assembled by Shapeways printing to truly achieve seamless splicing.

N12 also represents a trend of bikini's future development.

N12 is the abbreviation of nylon 12. Shapeways says this material is "clean, solid and elastic", which makes even printing super thin bikini without breakage.

The most important and most comfortable thing is nylon material has excellent waterproof properties.

It is understood that bikini is only a starting point, then there will be 3D printing of skirts, zippers, and so on, while Shapeways provides a platform, and then they print according to the design drawings to send to the consumers.

Using 3D printing technology, you can freely design all kinds of patterns you like.

3D high heels

Designed by the American fashion studio Continuum Fashion, called Strvct, it is a grid of shoes with a sense of future.

The heel is printed with nylon material, and the inner lining is OK.

This shoe is very delicate and fragile in appearance, but it is not only light but also strong and tough.

The triangular skin is lined with patent cortex.

It is also coated with synthetic rubber to increase friction.

Fasotec, a Japanese engineering company, combines 3D printing technology with MRI scanning to print fetal models.

The company is working with a local gynecologic hospital to provide the service. Prospective mothers need to have MRI scanning first, and then the 3D printing device prints the embryo model by scanning data.

The cost of the service is about 100 thousand yen.

University of Southern California Behrokh Khoshnevis, a 3D printer, can print a house within a day, and within 20 hours.

The concept of 3D printing has long existed.

The concept of 3D printing has been put forward decades ago.

In the 70s of last century, with the development of 3D aided design,

You can see virtual three-dimensional objects in computer software, but it is very difficult to model these objects with clay, wood or metal, which can be described as time-consuming, laborious and expensive.

The 3D printer was designed by Enrico Dini, inventor of Italy, making the process of plane becoming three-dimensional.

In November 2004, the first concept machine for building printers came out.

After improvement, it was officially completed in April 2007.

In the same year, Enrico set up a 3D printing company in London.

How does 3D printer work?

3D printer and ordinary printer, the biggest difference is "ink".

On the left there are four boxes of different colors of ink, and the right side of the work area is placed fine grit powder.

At work, these powders will be layered by a liquid junction, that is, special glue, solidified according to different cross-sectional patterns, and will be stacked up one after another. It feels like creating a three-dimensional entity as a cake.

The printing process of each layer is divided into two steps. First, a special glue is sprayed on the area that needs to be molded. The glue droplet itself is very small, and it is not easy to spread.

After spraying a uniform layer of powder, the powder will solidify quickly when it meets glue, and the area without glue will remain loose.

In this way, the solid model will be printed and molded under the alternation of a layer of glue and a layer of powder.

After finishing, apply the glue with enhanced hardness.