UPPS for Munich Creative Business Week
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This document discusses research and development in ultra-personalized products and services. It highlights several projects including smart textiles that adapt to the user, 3D body scanning to design custom-fitted products, and using additive manufacturing techniques like 3D printing to produce personalized items. The document emphasizes a user-centered design approach combining old crafts with new technologies like 3D scanning, 3D printing, and integrated sensors to create tailored, data-driven products and services.
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UPPS for Munich Creative Business Week
- 1. Research & Development in Ultra Personalized Products & Services • Stephan Wensveen @swensveen • Troy Nachtigall @trokyo
- 3. with adidas AG, 2008
- 4. CRISP Smart Textile Services 2011-2015
- 5. /2011 CRISP Smart Textile Services
- 6. / / / / Vigour by Martijn ten Bhömer
- 8. / / / / Vigour
- 11. /This Fits Me (2014) by Leonie Tenthof van Noorden
- 12. © CLICKNL | Fieldlab UPPS
- 13. Creative Industry for UPPS • user centered design through tailored fit • create value through innovative business models • cross-over collaboration with Smart Industry • combining ‘old’ crafts with new technology
- 14. data driven Vigour (2015) by Martijn ten Bhömer
- 15. connected networks Phototrope (2015) by Pauline van Dongen Movie Link: http://paulinevandongen.nl
- 16. printed electronics Wearable Solar Shirt (2015) by Pauline van Dongen
- 17. novel manufacturing BB-Platform (2015) by Borre
- 18. 3d scanning
- 19. laser cutting ThisFitsMe (2015) by Leonie Tenthof van Noorden
- 20. 3d printing Custom Headphones (2009) by Brian Schuur
- 21. TEXTILE THINKING PROJECT J Troy Nachtigall
- 29. ANALYSE 3D body scanning DESIGN PRODUCE Co-creation process Design algorithm programming Additive/advanced manufacturing
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- 34. PROPERTIES STANDARD VALUE UNIT TEST CONDITION Shore hardness, method A ISO 868 82 SHORE A Ul mate tensile strength DIN 53504 54 Mpa Elonga on to break DIN 53504 700 % 200 mm/min Compression set ISO 815 25 % 72 h; 23 °C Impact resilence ISO 4662 42 % Abrasion resistance ISO 4649 method A 30 mm^3 Tear propaga on resistance ISO 34-1 70 kN/m 500mm/min Density ISO 1183-1 1200 kg/m^3 Tensile storage modulus ISO 6721-1,-4 48 MPa 20 °C Tensile storage modulus ISO 6721-1,-5 33 MPa 60 °C Extrusion-Melt Temperature 200-260 °C FilaFlexTHE ORIGINAL ELASTIC FILAMENT FOR 3D PRINTING Recreuswww.recreus.com MADE IN SPAIN CONSIDERATIONS Filaflex is not a Medical grade material, cannot be used with direct contact with body fluids including direct contact with blood Filaflex is not designated to food contact or cosmestics applications.
- 35. ➤ Aesthetic Beauty ➤ Structural Support ➤ Dimensional Stability ➤ Thermodynamics ➤ Kinetic Comfort
- 38. ANALYSE 3D body scanning DESIGN PRODUCE Co-creation process Design algorithm programming Additive/advanced manufacturing TEST
- 40. “…if there is no debate and discussion, ! we will not improve our knowledge and ! our creativity.”
- 42. • Stephan Wensveen S.A.G.Wensveen@tue.nl • Troy Nachtigall T.R.Nachtigall@tue.nl