Consider this the “Easy-Bake Oven” of 3D printers. While it’s just a concept now, designers Artur Tchoukanov & Joris Peels see the Origo 3D printer as more of a take-home appliance that works with 3Dtin and is simple enough for children to use to bring their ideas to life!
The project was sponsored by i.Materialised, so a big hat-tip to them!
Designers: Artur Tchoukanov & Joris Peels
“Origo: 3D Printing @ Home” by Artur Tchoukanov from Umeå Institute of Design on Vimeo.
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