Peeler has been conceived to overcome the limits of additive manufacturing, thus far serving small niche markets.
Design and Process
Winking at mass production, it is 3D printed in single 7mm thick shells of PETG by an industrial robot in just a few hours, consuming a small amount of machine time with minimum waste of material.
The chair has been designed to satisfy both the ergonomic constraints of the human body, as well as the ergonomics of the robotic arm that prints it. Consisting of three undulating skinlike surfaces, Peeler emerges out of a convergence of human and machine requirements.
DESIGN
Construido a partir de una geometría rotacional, Robotica TM presenta una función indirectamente inteligible.
Thanks to its adaptable character, the high stool, which has 360° formal access, can also perform as a table upon which to place food that has just been taken out of the oven, due to its heat-proof silicone inserts in the seat, or as a plinth for a sculpture-TV, or even as a stand-alone aesthetic object, fulfilling any ancillary needs within a home.
Peeler
X DANIEL WIDRIG
Colors:
Black
Dimensions:
74 X 58 X 90 cm
Materiales:
PETG Polímero Reciclado
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Daniel Widrig