Ceramic 3d print

Pearson Lloyd has worked with Batch Works to create pen pots, trays and a mobile-phone stand made from discarded food packaging for office brand Bene.

Printed pots – ceramics made using a 3D printer

The project TerraMound uses 3D printing to produce effective cooling systems made of ceramic inspired by natural formations.

This concept is called Print Clay Humidifier and can be created through 3D printing using recycled ceramic powder. This non-electric humidifier is made up of two main parts. The upper part is the one where water is absorbed and then it evaporates it. The lower part is where you pour and store the water and it is glazed on the outside. The structure was created in a way that you do not need to separate it and it can be printed in just one piece. Read More.

They say everything in nature has a purpose for existing, even if their existence is a nuisance to us humans. Scavengers, for example, are nature's janitors and

Munich-based 3D printing startup StoneFlower has developed a Ceramic 3D Printing KIT that enables ordinary FDM 3D printers to print objects in clay, porcelain, and other materials. The startup will launch a Kickstarter campaign for the kit in the coming weeks.

Check out this 3D Printed Ceramic Vase! Created in house at OneOffRobotics in Chattanooga, TN. — #innovation #3DPrinting #TechExperiment #CeramicInnovation #robotics #ceramics #ceramicprinting

Andrea Salvatori, an Italian artist and sculptor, has used the DeltaWASP 40100 Clay 3D printer from WASP, to produce various 3D printed ikebana vases. Ikebana is the Japanese art form of flower arrangement which demonstrates refinement by its practitioner. Salvatori has taken inspiration from this disciplined practice to depict the innate conflict between human creation and machine. In […]