The Minister Of Education In Holland Is Wearing 3D Print Dress. What Are You Waiting For?

Minister of education in Holland

It is a little surprising that clothes are present at the Congress.

We have seen a lot of 3D print costumes, but they have only appeared in fashion T stage. No one dared to wear it on public occasions. But recently, Ms. Jet Bussemaker, Minister of education, culture and Science in Holland, appeared on September in Holland's princes day (Prinsjesdag), dressed in 3D print dress, shoes and handbags.

Holland education minister attends parliament in 3D print dress

It is reported that the annual Holland national assembly begins on the second Wednesday in September. On this day, the Holland monarch will make an important speech, announcing the important plan of the government next year, and the government will announce the budget for the next administrative year.

And MS. Bussemaker, wearing this pretty Bling dress, has her important intentions. She said, "the reason why I chose to wear this very scientific and technological dress at this time is to show Holland the achievements of hi-tech and creative industries."

It is understood that these 3D print costumes were designed by Eindhoven university students for more than two and a half months.

As one of the designers, Leonie Tenthof van Noorden says 3D printing is

The world has added a whole new dimension, providing users with many personalized choices.

The components of this dress are quite characteristic.

In fact, this dress, worn by Ms. Bussemaker, is not 3D printed, but it is designed and developed with the help of 3D body scan, which makes it very well fitted.

And this dress also uses the traditional technology, they use screen printing to make patterns.

Among them, shoes are the most impressive. Before that, many people are trying to wear 3D printing shoes, but the main problem is that these 3D printed shoes are not comfortable, and this special pair of shoes is produced by SLEM, a joint research institute of Troy Nachtigall, a doctoral candidate.

After scanning the foot of Ms. Bussemaker for 3D, the developers developed the 3D model of very tight shoes and printed it out with flexible wire Filaflex.

Among them, the handbag is designed and made with the same principles and processes as shoes.

The shoes, the researchers said, hinted at the future direction of shoe development: creating features and functions that are not yet possible by programming materials one pixel at a time.

These shoes represent a new mode of manufacturing. However, because the Filaflex material is very soft, the biggest difficulty is how to ensure the toughness of the heel of 8 centimeters.

Although these 3D print costumes are comfortable to wear, they want the minister to have a try before the official appearance.

Therefore, this is the first time that the Minister of education wore this on Prince's day.

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The full set of costumes will also be displayed later this year in Holland design week.