3D Printing Into Daily Life With 3D Printing "Hit" Underwear?

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< p > in the 2013 Victoria's s Secret Fashion Show in Vitoria, supermodel Lindsay Allen (Lindsay Ellingson) wore the wings printed by 3D technology.

This should be the most recent "hot blooded" thing in the 3D printing industry.

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< p > The Secret Fashion Show in Vitoria combines sexy ladies underwear with one of the sexiest new technologies nowadays. Why do you want it again? < /p >

< p > although the set of "a target=" _blank "href=" http://www.91se91.com/ "> clothes" /a "gives people a feeling of being uncomfortable when they lie down, but this is not the point.

The point is that 3D printing is slowly changing from the application of a model used to manufacture aircraft parts or hearing supplementary product models into a technology that brings changes to design and life oriented brands.

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< p > < strong > 3D printing into daily life < /strong > /p >

Print p is beginning to slowly enter people's daily life. A change triggered by 3D printing technology is beginning to show that it will change our society in ways we can not imagine.

Tens of thousands of new enterprises will rise with the help of 3D printing technology. New distribution methods and property management procedures will emerge in the market, and will eventually trigger a wave of Finance and entrepreneurs to narrow the scale of the Internet and weaken its subversive force.

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< p > the world will pform from a huge manufacturing supply chain to a micro manufacturing supply chain, also known as "distributed manufacturing", and the supply chain will no longer extend thousands of miles as before.

At that time, production mode is no longer a factory producing 10 million dolls per month, but 10 million factories produce a doll every month, no longer outsourcing production tasks to overseas factories, where your 3D printers are placed in your kitchen, garage or elsewhere, there is your factory.

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< p > today's desktop 3D printer can print cell phone shells, sunglasses, and your favorite coffee cups.

In addition, you can use this new technology to create the best jewelry that you have in mind but you can't afford to produce. It's not only more convenient, but also cheaper.

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< p > recently, CNN conducted a survey on the purchase and printing prices of 20 items. These items include correction a target= "_blank" href= "http://www.91se91.com/" > shoes > /a > cushion, iPhone cell phone shell, garlic press, safety razor, Jiao Zimo type and spoon rack.

It was found that the total cost of electricity and plastic materials was $18 when the 20 items were printed out for 25 hours.

Compared to the purchase price, 3D printing saved a total of US $294 -1926 US dollars, depending on the quality of comparable retail products.

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< p > < strong > look at the practice of men's underwear brand < /strong > < /p >

Shortly before P, Nick Graham (Nick Graham), the founder of the men's underwear brand Joe Boxer, made a series of Stainless Steel Mens accessories with the aid of 3D printing the equipment of the start-up enterprise Shapeways.

The 3D printed wings used in the secret fashion show in Vitoria, originally mentioned in this article, are also made by Shapeways.

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< p > Shapeways uses 3D printing technology to help people turn their ideas into reality, making product design more convenient, more personal and more attractive.

Graham believes that Shapeways's team in New York enables him to turn his work into reality quickly and effectively. This process is the dream of every a target= "_blank" href= "http://www.91se91.com/" designer /a.

The time needed for prototype production is reduced to a few days from a few months, and no need to buy it in advance, just print it on demand.

In addition, Shapeways prints products and delivers them directly to merchant customers, so that other parts of warehouses and supply chains are saved.

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< p > < strong > change is beginning. < /strong > /p >

What is the change in our life and the traditional supply chain of fashion and design industries due to 3D printing technology? < /p > p

< p > 1942, economist Joseph Inpet (Joseph Schumpeter) created the phrase "creative destruction" to describe how the free market develops in a devastating way.

The development process may not be perfect, but the process is the same.

Now, in addition to creative destruction, there may be no other better example to describe the current 3D world.

These enterprises that manufacture three items need to start looking at their products from the aspect of digital pmission.

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< p > it's like music downloading that changed the music industry.

The songs are converted into digital data. When playing, the songs are still the original songs, but the way of pmission is turned into code.

And "products" are moving in a similar direction.

MATTEL toy company (Mattel) may end up making toys instead of selling Bobbi dolls' printed documents.

Consumers pay the corresponding fees, download and print the effect picture.

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< p > some industry insiders predict that by 2025, 10% of all consumer products will be completed through 3D printing.

Because of this, consumer brands need more attention.

Because with the help of 3D printing technology, tens of thousands of designers will be able to produce a large number of products and skip traditional production and distribution forms.

By then, tens of thousands of toy companies will compete with MATTEL.

The Internet is a place where people can become famous overnight, so Justin Bieber Bieber in the 3D world will appear sooner or later.

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< p > many traditional business models have been overturned by the Internet.

Retailers who once dominated the company have now lost their edge.

15 years ago, no one would have thought that retail chains such as Tower Records and Blockbuster would disappear, but that's the case.

Now, not being printed by 3D, it also involves the field of physical products, but the reform is not far away.

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P, so what's the impact on the fashion industry? First of all, the production process of jewellery and accessories will bear the brunt and suffer the most serious impact.

Although the world will not change overnight, it will still cause great impact.

By using the technology of Shapeways and other enterprises, designers from all over the world will be able to enter the market directly, and skip traditional channels and compete globally.

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< p > the use of 3D printing technology to produce clothes that can make people comfortable, though far away, is not unattainable.

In the future, clothing produced by 3D printing technology may be softer and more elastic than any fabric made.

3D printing technology will not subvert the fashion industry, because the world's a target= "_blank" href= "http://www.91se91.com/" > clothing "/a" is too much, but it will still impact the fashion industry.

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