HandPrint: A Tool for Human-Driven 3D Printing by RTA New Media student Alexander Verni
HandPrint: A Tool for Human-Driven 3D Printing by RTA New Media student Alexander Verni presents a proof-of-concept tool that uses the human body to control a robotic arm in the process of 3D printing. Combining the limitations of the tool with the movement of the human body results in a unique form that each of the sculptures inherits. HandPrint: A Tool for Human-Driven 3D Printing suggests that there may be new ways to manufacture with industrial machinery by aligning the human body to the center of the fabrication process.