We are so thrilled to be published on EXTRUDR.EU. For the 2017 edition, Reshape is collaborating with IN(3D)USTRY – From needs to solutions, an event organized by Fira Barcelona, to foster the use and adoption of Additive & Advanced Manufacturing Technologies by promoting the interaction between top users with manufacturers and service providers by sharing success stories and technological needs and limitations. Discover more…
Happy to be published on LAZIO CREATIVO !
Noumena, in collaborazione con IN ustry (3D) e Fira Barcelona, ha aperto il concorso Reshape 17. Reshape è una piattaforma online che promuove la ricerca, progettazione e produzione di idee digitali, esplorando le implicazioni e le applicazioni della tecnologia e dell’innovazione nella nostra società. Discover more…
Europaconcorsi is talking about us! Discover more about RESHAPE17| COMPETITION, our jury and partners!
Reshape è una comunità internazionale di designers e makers che promuove la ricerca e l’applicazione delle nuove tecnologie nel design.Il wearable diventa un mezzo capace di regolare la relazione tra il nostro corpo e ciò che lo circonda, raccogliendo e scambiando informazioni per produrre output dinamici. In questo contesto, Reshape si pone l’obiettivo di incrementare impulsi nel fashion design, lanciando una nuova sfida: RESHAPE17 | Programmable Skins. Discover more…
Launching the Fabricademy program! A six-months journey at the intersection of textiles, biology and digital fabrication, starting September 26, 2017. Applications are now open for labs, universities, schools and creative spaces who want to host the program. Discover more…
RESHAPE 17 | Wearable Technology Competition. Wearables are becoming an active, supplemental skin that not only protect our body but also facilitate functions such as growth, movement, respiration and nutrition or rehabilitate the environment. Becoming a new medium able to regulate the relation between our body and its surroundings, wearables can now collect and exchange information producing dynamic outputs viagra générique prix. Reshape aims to enhance these impulses in fashion design, proposing a new challenge to makers and designers: RESHAPE 17 | Wearable Technology Competition | Programmable Skins. The proposals will focus on wearables as a prosthetic skin providing augmented functions. Reshape 17 goes beyond ubiquitous computing, towards integrated and holistic strategies with the objective to eliminate electronics, electronics, in favor of programmable materials. Discover more…
RESHAPE 17 has been published in 3D Printing Industry today!
Headlining Autodesk, Adidas and the IAAC to judge Fab Lab made RESHAPE 17 Programmable Skins competition. Inspired by the RESHAPE brief, Beau Jackson references projects like the University of Minesoda’s bacteria powered fabrics, and Eindhoven’s MU gallery Fluid Matter exhibition.
As Reshape is a platform to bring designers closer to the industry, the highlights a list of the judging panel who will personally be involved in the events that the winners will partake in:
Paul Sohi, Autodesk product designer and expert in the award winning Fusion360 software is one of the judges. He is joined by Sony Computer Science Laboratory Paris researcher Peter Hanappe; Adidas senior director design operations Simone Cesano; E-Architect, Director. Pace and Senior Architect Adrian Welch; IN(3D)USTRY event director Miquel Serrano; Executive Director at Open Style Lab Grace Jun; and Cecilia Raspanti co-founder of TextileLab Amsterdam and Concept developer & Designer Fab Lab Amsterdam.
Areti Markopoulou is another member of the jury, joining RESHAPE 17 as the Academic Director at the Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia (IAAC). 3D Printing Industry previously spoke to Markopoulou and her colleagues in an interview considering the “world’s first” 3D printed bridge, now installed in Madrid. Joining Markopoulou from the IAAC is Anastasia Pistofidou, founder of Fab textiles research lab, and attributable to Fab Labs in Barcelona and Santiago.
3D Printing Industry is an important platform for the 3D printing world. They highlight the bioinspired brief of the competition as well as the beliefs of Reshape as a platform. Discover more…
We would like to debut our news series for Reshape 17 with a retrospective towards the great success that John Paul George and Me, the Reshape 15 second prize winner, has encountered, being promoted as a featured piece on Materiability, one of the top research community platforms. Designed by Costantinos Miltiadis and addressing the topic of interactive wearable textiles, ‘John Paul George & Me’ is a collection of wearable musical instruments for kids. Each T-shirt represents a specific instrument and all together form a rock ensemble. Through the seemingly “magical” clothes that produce sound by touch, the project brings to children an interactive musical game, encouraging and stimulating their musical interest as well as their collaboration with each other to perform music. The materiability research network is a community platform, an educational network, and an open materials database that provides in-depth access to emerging material developments for creative applications. Believing in unrestricted access to information, the platform is strongly driven by a community that finds equal inspiration in digital creation and physical making. This network brings together architects, artists, designers, students, scientists, researchers, and others who share a common fascination with smart, programmable, and digital materials. Much like Reshape, Materiability strives to bring together a community of digital research, aiming to ultimately come a paradigm shift in the 21st century.
