Clothes output by 3D printer based on applied kinematics "Kinematics Bodice"

A design studio that combines science art and technology that program inspiration derived from natural phenomena into computer and creates accessories such as 3D printers is called "Nervous System". They are "Applied kinematics"And about 1320 pieces of nylon hinge parts are combined to form a seamless piece of clothing"Kinematics Bodice"We produced. 3D-printed parts move, 3D scans of the human body and sizing are done, and it is making clothes that draw a line from the past.

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Where you actually wear a 3D printed "Kinematics Bodice" you can see it in the following movie.

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Although Kinematics Bodice looks like a camisole of mesh-processed cloth, in fact all the small triangular nylon parts are connected and become clothing of one clothes.


When you try it with your hands, you can see that it is as flexible as a cloth. This is a 3D printable object that can be folded and moved4D printBecause it is produced by the system of.


This clothes is made by 3D scan of the body of a female designer Jessica Rosen Krants appearing in the movie. It is possible to wear it immediately after outputting from the printer.


Nylon parts are each hinged (hinge) And are connected, and a mechanism that fits people's movements.


Although 1000 or more hinges were extremely difficult to operate without interfering, it is not so familiar in the field of engineers and scienceOpen Dynamics EngineBy switching to the physical engine named "Physical engine," it is said that you can now print hinges that can collapse like fibers without error.


Besides, "Kinematics skirt" was also designed, and the size reduced by 87% by collapsing the object outputted by 3D printing.


Like the Kinematics Bodice, we plan to produce a one-piece dress that scans the model by 3D scan and covers the whole body, designed to stretch like a curtain every time the wearer moves.



In addition, accessories such as necklaces made using 3D printing technology that can move in three dimensions alreadyNervous System websiteIt is on sale.