3D Printing Fashion Is No Longer A Dream In The Future.

"P > 3D print fashion is not new, though you may not have the chance to see it yourself.

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< p > since the advent of 3D printers, the tide people dream of printing their clothes one day at home, which is one of the important subjects that designers are currently working on.

Joshua Harris, the US industrial designer, developed the "home 3D printing concept machine" last year. Even though the concept machine is said to be put into use in 2050, the lifestyle described by it still stimulants people's heart to heart.

According to the design of Harris, you only need to search the style you need on the Internet, and you can print the finished product directly with this printer.

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The concept of home 3D printer put forward by P Harris is deeply loved by environmentalists: recyclable materials are used to eliminate waste, saving carbon emissions from freight pportation, and also greatly reducing the wardrobe space (at any time can print any style of clothes, who needs a huge walk-in wardrobe). This is also very consistent with the trend of the future world housing miniaturization and space compactness (which is true, so do you plan to buy a villa?)

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< p > and the OpenKnit launched by Spanish designer Gerard Rubio recently made a substantial step towards printing the 3D fashion at home.

It's called OpenKnit because the 3D printer can only produce woollen fabrics at the moment, but at least it doesn't stay in the concept stage, but starts playing the real thing.

Put it this way, if you see a sweater in the shop window, even if you can't knit, you can command OpenKnit to weave the same style in less than an hour.

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< p > Rubio announced the required materials and detailed guidelines, so that interested people can install a OpenKnit on their own. The cost per unit is about $757.

After loading the machine, you can use Kintic software to design your own clothes or scarves and other accessories. You want to choose what style, style, color, wool type.

After the work is finished, it can also share its pictures to all people who use OpenKnit, so that people who like can print similar patterns on this basis.

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The advent of < p > OpenKnit will make everyone experience the creative joy of designer.

Of course, such a pioneer product will also cause controversy: it can not solve the problem of raw material recycling. When people enjoy the convenience of cheap and convenient printing, is it possible to create more clothes and lead to more waste? Similarly, in the age of 3D printing, how to protect the original design of the brand will not be easily duplicated? < /p >