Designers Corner [Ep. 3] – Javier M. Gaxiola
Javier M. Gaxiola, founder of the Mexican computational design studio DimensionN, on large-scale parametric projects, his influences, and ShapeDiver.
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The Quest For Customization In A World Of Economies Of Scale
From the rims of a 2004 Seat Ibiza to mass customization: why products made at scale look alike, and what it takes to make them personal.
Ezequiel López
A New Approach To A Thousand-Year Old Practice
A parametric tattoo configurator: why tattoos suit parametric design, and what it took to get one of its designs inked for real.
Ezequiel López
The “X” Variable
A Grasshopper definition, embedded in the post, shows that parametric design lets anyone create good 3D designs without years of training.
Ezequiel López
Marketing Basics for Product Configurators
Marketing questions to settle before launching a 3D product configurator: the moments of truth, and how to segment customers by knowledge and involvement.
Mathieu Huard
Online 3D Configurators: 6 Use Cases
Six companies that sell custom products online with 3D configurators, from Bikeconfig and Tylko to Nervous System, and what each does well.
Mathieu Huard
Designers Corner [Ep.2] – Daniel Abalde
Daniel Abalde, a jeweler and algorithmic designer from Vigo who created the Peacock plug-in, on bio-inspired jewelry and parametric models online.
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Designers Corner [Ep.1] – Elissa Ross
Elissa Ross, a geometer at MESH Consultants in Toronto, on mathematics in design, where geometry and computation meet architecture and 3D printing.
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The Secret Life Of Parameters
What parametric design means: the schools of thought, Greg Lynn's definition, the confusion around the term, and exploring the design space.
Mathieu Huard
