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This machine creates flexible 3D structures out of wool and paper

24
Jun
2014

As 3D printing inches its way ever closer to the mainstream, industrial designer Oluwaseyi Sosanya has come up with a unique alternative: a machine that can weave fabric into three dimensional shapes. A graduate student from the Royal College of Art, Sosanyas concept weaves together layers of material at different heights, to create 3D shapes, like a honeycomb pattern.

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