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  1. MaterialMogul SoftflexInherently polypropylene spunbond feels relatively hard. Thanks to a special additive Softflex has a softer feeling. The Spunbond process is a manufacturing system involving direct conversion of a polymer into continuous filaments, integrated with the conversion of the filaments into a random laid nonwoven fabric and thermal bonding.
  2. MaterialMogul IlluminiousThe polypropylene spunbond fabric Mogul Illuminious absorbs light when opposed to it, and is luminous when taken to a dark place. The fabric is manufactured by direct conversion of a polymer into continuous filaments, integrated with the conversion of the filaments into a random laid nonwoven fabric and thermal bonding.
  3. MaterialContra-HContra Textures come in four different densities of flame retarded, textural viscose. Contra-H has a random, uniquely haphazard pattern available in a Fine, Medium And Super textural version. The Contra-O has a overlapping circular pattern.
  4. Article3D printed lamps made from recycled fishnetsA subdivision of Signify, Philips MyCreation are small regional 3D printing hubs that 3D print lamps from filament made of recycled fishing nets. Fishing…
  5. Article3D printing with waste mussel shellsPhD candidate Marita Sauerwein at Delft University of Technology developed a way to create a 3D printing filament made from a major waste stream…
  6. ArticleFibre composite pavilion is inspired by natureEngineers at the University of Stuttgart developed the BUGA Fibre Pavilion, which combines cutting-edge computational technologies with constructional principles found in nature, and is…
  7. ArticleToday’s materials for tomorrow’s products!3D printed composite material, film that filters light from screens… During MaterialDistrict Rotterdam 2019 (12-14 March in Rotterdam Ahoy, the Netherlands) the industrial designer…
  8. ArticleSustainable PEF 3D printing material is made with cellulose3D printing is becoming increasingly popular, as it is a relatively fast method to produce objects with little waste material. The most commonly used…
  9. ArticleHuman/machine collaboration to 3D print glassGlass is one of the oldest artificially made materials and still widely used. Like many other materials, it is possible to 3D print the…
  10. ArticleAn Incandescent Lightbulb Comeback?A team of researchers at MIT have reinvented the traditional incandescent lightbulb by incorporating a special crystal structure filter around the filament of the…
  11. ArticleMoya Power: A New Way of Generating Light from WindMoya Power is a semi-transparent material innovation that harvests small amounts of wind to create energy. Low-cost and highly flexible, it can be applied…
  12. ArticleNailed: Transforming Beauty Industry Waste into New Design MaterialNailed is a material innovation project by designer and researcher Genevieve Carr (MA Material Futures, Central Saint Martins). It reimagines nail salon waste as…
  13. ArticleElectronics-Free Walking Robots Printed in One GoA team of engineers at the University of California San Diego has developed walking robots that are fully 3D printed from a single, simple…
  14. ArticleA 3D printed compostable lamp made from orange peelsItalian design studio Krill Design created a natural and compostable desk lamp called Ohmie, 3D printed from Sicilian orange peels. Said to be the…
  15. MaterialUncomfortable‘Uncomfortable’ is a material research that ended up into an organic looking 3D structure made of plastic waste. Originally produced in filaments, it can be reshaped in any forms and be connected together to create panels, surfaces and 3D objects.
  16. MaterialRecycled PET blendWaste2Wear is specialized in the recycling of plastic waste into high quality, yarns, woven and non-woven fabrics and finished textile products. The recycled PET (RPET) blended fabrics consist of at least 30% RPET. Waste2Wear fabrics are made from very high twisted filament yarns, with a high number of fibers. This increases breathability and makes them very comfortable to wear.
  17. MaterialConturClimashield CONTUR is a soft, slim continuous filament insulation, featuring four-way inherent stretch for ultimate flexibility. This insulation innovation delivers industry-leading warmth in a revolutionary thin package. Climashield CONTUR is also 100% recyclable. Great for outerwear, gloves and footwear.
  18. MaterialApexClimashield APEX reaches new heights in combinations of weight and thermal efficiency. Developed from a culmination of over 25 years of manufacturing experience, this innovative insulation is the lightest weight and most thermally efficient continuous filament insulation on the market today. Great for outerwear and sleeping bags.
  19. ArticleHow to trace back 3D printed gunsIn a collaborative study, researchers of US universities University at Buffallo, Rutgers University and Northeastern University developed an accurate method to trace a 3D…
  20. MaterialEnkairDeveloped to replace foam in the most demanding cushioning applications, Enkair is the result of a unique 3D-spinning technology. It features a lightweight pyramid-shaped filament structure that facilitates the manufacture of precision-engineered cushioning materials for a variety of end-uses.
  21. ArticleThe world’s first fully 3D printed electric motorcycleGerman industrial 3D printing company BigRep revealed the Nera E-bike, an electric motorcycle that is almost entirely 3D printed. Developed by Marco Mattia Cristofori…
  22. MaterialS.Café coffee fabricS.Café is made from a combination of coffee grounds and polyester. In a low-temperature, high-pressure and energy saving process, the coffee grounds are combined with the polyester yarn surface, changing the characteristics of the filament and adding properties like fast-drying, UV-protection and odour control.
  23. ArticleMore examples of German material designEvery year, students from the Weißensee Academy of Art Berlin design products from a whole range of materials. Below you will find several projects,…
  24. ArticleNew 3D printer prints 10 times faster than ordinary desktop printerThought 3D printing was a fast way to make objects? Soon, you’ll be able to do it even faster! MIT engineers developed a new…