Sculpteo rolls-out customizable 3D printed iPhone cases at CES
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The cases are made of polyamide, built to a tolerance of 0.1mm
The "Speaker" design (Image: Sculpteo)
The "Cross Stitch" design (Image: Sculpteo)
More samples of the "Free hand" designs at the CES Unveiled event in Las Vegas
One of the customizable skull case designs
Samples of the "Free hand" designs at the CES Unveiled event in Las Vegas
Users can incorporate the profile of their face into the case design (Image: Sculpteo)
The "Bubbles" design (Image: Sculpteo)
Users can make the profile of their face a part of the case design (Image: Sculpteo)
The "Macbook" design (Image: Sculpteo)
Another view of the "Bubbles" design (Image: Sculpteo)
The "Curves" design (Image: Sculpteo)
In the "Curves" design, you can also customize the curvature of the cutout (Image: Sculpteo)
One of the "Free hand" designs (Image: Sculpteo)
Another example of the "Free hand" design (Image: Sculpteo)
Article Summary
French startup Sculpteo is showcasing its customizable 3D-printed iPhone cases at CES in Las Vegas this week. While 3D printing and iPhone cases have met before, the hook here is that by browsing the company's website or downloading a free app, users can customize one of the predefined templates or create their own designs from scratch.
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