Digital Manufacturing - IAMLight
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Brief launch
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Basic elements of perception; Exercise, from theory to practice;
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Peer review and comments + definition and identification of the elements useful for the design concept
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Company presentation
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Lecture: Light as design tool
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Peer review and identification of guidelines for the design concept
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Lecture: Theory on 3D printing, case studies and exercises
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Brainstorming + inspirations for research
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Lecture: Augmenting/ connecting the human body through digital technologies
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Lecture: Jewellery Design Today
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Research + Concept definition
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Shape definition and development for 3D printing
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Collection development in 3D
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Finalization of the presentation + prototype check
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Presentation check (Inspiration, concept, sketches, technical drawings and 3D modelling)
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Final presentation to Maison 203
Participants
The learners were divided into multidisciplinary and transnational groups of 3 (total of 15 students). Suggested group size is 3 learners to ensure a range of knowledge and skills.
The 5 teachers from Polimi had a background in fashion design, wearables, 3D modelling and printing, and lighting design.
Participating learners presented a range of expertise, from fashion and textile design, design for the fashion system and fashion futures.
Additional staff included laboratory assistants and and an Italian jewellery brand.
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Results
Feedback
“For the theoretical part I think the augmented part was really interesting to find out new ways to discover the body, a new way to improve it without letting technology pass over it.”
Beatrice
Politecnico di Milano
“I really enjoyed the 3D modelling and the theoretical part […] I really find it as an interesting view of how I could take it further in my projects.”
Lynn
Swedish School of Textiles