Design-tech studio Presq has partnered with Bambu Lab to facilitate the creator-led manufacturing of merchandise, beginning with footwear.
By means of the collaboration, Bambu Lab will pair its 3D printing methods with Presq’s design property, print profiles, and ‘manufacturing-aware’ workflows. They imagine the partnership will make it simpler for creators and communities to design, print and iterate actual, wearable merchandise.
Presq is claimed to have put in a fleet of Bambu’ ‘latest printers’ and has launched the Fig.(0) by Presq Studio open-source footwear design. Fig.(0) is claimed to supply creators and designers with the instruments to ‘remix, adapt and construct’ footwear. The preliminary launch consists of U.S. Males’s Dimension 10 information, with a scaling coefficient desk for correct resizing, and a pre-sliced .3mf file optimised for Bambu H2D printers and matte TPE 85A materials (with PLA as assist). With this open-source design, customers could make their very own texture and efficiency tweaks, whereas additionally including modular attachments.
“Bambu Lab’s printers have set the tempo for what desktop additive can do,” mentioned Adam Saleh, founder & CEO of Presq. “By pairing their efficiency with our design system and artistic course, we’re giving creators a sensible path from creativeness to an actual product that individuals can put on – and doing it in a means that retains cultural worth nearer to the communities that create it.”
“We’re thrilled to collaborate with Presq as a result of their artistic course reveals how 3D printing can transfer from the workshop into on a regular basis life,” added Nadia Yaakoubi, Head of PR & Communications at Bambu Lab. “With designs which might be stunning, wearable and culturally related, Presq proves that 3D printing is for anybody. If you pair that imaginative and prescient with Bambu’s dependable, high-speed printers and open, well-documented design information, you make it straightforward for extra folks to affix in and participate in the way forward for making.”
