TED Talksのインスタグラム(ted) - 8月14日 04時19分

This dress was made by a 3D printer. Using a strong and flexible filament called Filaflex, fashion designer Danit Peleg uses laser cutting and 3D technology to create jackets, shoes, shirts and more. Imagine how easy your morning routine would be if you could wake up and use your home printer to download a perfectly tailored outfit in minutes! Danit is working to make that dream a reality. “I felt so empowered and free when I could just design a garment from my home and then print it by myself,” she says. “I wonder what our world will look like when our clothes will be digital.” Watch her #TEDTalk at go.ted.com/3dfashion.
Image courtesy of @danitpeleg3d

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thedhrumil Is it recyclable ?? And how eco friendly is this ? It is awesome bt looks like she's feeling itchy in that dress😅 ..at the end of the day it will be waste..

yerbamedia Very interesting - given that fashion is the industry that pollutes the most, will this help or hurt? How disposable is the Filaflex filament?

dr_k_alshayeb It would be nice but I wonder how ridge the printed clothes are and if we will lose the feeling of different fabric texture on our skin

dish_with_ish how does this material degrade? how is it cleaned? does it stretch or have a bias? does it insulate? Is it actually functional?

aten268 Unless 3d printing is done using eco friendly materials or can be repeatedly recycled it is a pointless exercise !!

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