
Parametric Dreams [Ep. 5] – Gabriel Ganzarolli: Parametric Prosthesis Made In Brazil!
Industrial designer Gabriel Ganzarolli on the parametric prosthesis he designed with Grasshopper for his master's dissertation in Brazil.
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Industrial designer Gabriel Ganzarolli on the parametric prosthesis he designed with Grasshopper for his master's dissertation in Brazil.
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Alessia Rosada and Carlos Travaini of Modifile, a Venice startup selling digital files for CNC machines, on their backgrounds and parametric design.
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DreamBOOST, a scholarship for design students by DesignMorphine and ShapeDiver: why we started it, the schedule, and how to apply.
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Digital Fucina's Fabrizio de Paolis on ONEOFF, a Milan digital manufacturing service that builds models and prototypes with CAD/CAM and young artists.
Fabrizio de Paolis

Version 2 of our parametric tattoo configurator: faster and simpler to use than the first, which was once the most read post on our blog.
Ezequiel López

Grasshopper's Python component now runs on ShapeDiver, beside C# and VB.NET: what Python scripting adds to the models you put online.
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Digital Fucina's Fabrizio de Paolis on phone covers as early mass customization, from the Nokia 3210 to Skin, a laser-cut cover in wood or leather.
Ezequiel López

Architect Arthur Mamou-Mani, who designed the Temple at Burning Man, on his practice, his FabPub lab in London, and digitally fabricated architecture.
Ezequiel López

Italian design student Annapaola Vacanti on her parametric eyewear: what need the frames answer, how she built them, and why 3D printing matters.
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+LAB, a 3D printing lab at Politecnico di Milano, designs parametric aids with patients who have rheumatic diseases. Michele Tonizzo on +ABILITY.
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Digital Fucina's Fabrizio de Paolis on rings: how mass customization takes the goldsmith's one-off jewel to a larger scale.
Fabrizio de Paolis

Digital Fucina's Fabrizio de Paolis on lighting design, light and emotion, and what mass customization can bring to the lamps we live with.
Fabrizio de Paolis