While 3D printing brings change in many industries such as healthcare or manufacturing, its impact also extends into the sphere of art and design as well. Technological innovations along with the variety of available materials bring new dimensions to creation. This has also been evident in the designs of various trophies, prizes, and awards. Design shapes and material possibilities that were once merely in the realm of fantasy or too costly are suddenly feasible. We have selected the most interesting ones that we have helped bring to life.

At TVAR Open Creative Hub, we specialize in the precise production of high-quality models and prototypes tailored to meet the unique demands of the military and defence industry. Our expertise in industrial design, 3D printing, and advanced prototyping technologies has allowed us to work with leading global companies to create detailed, accurate, and functional models for a variety of military applications.

At Fillamentum, they know very well that if you try their material once, you won’t want another. Their filaments are simply addictive. However, you do not want to buy the entire spool immediately but try a sample to prove the quality at first.

Nowadays, 3D printing is no longer just a prototyping tool but a full-featured production tool. Thanks to continuous improvements of materials, and overall speed of the process, it became a direct competitor to other manufacturing technologies such as plastic injection and CNC machining.

Recently, we had been working on a very nice project with an insurance company Swiss RE Management AG. Our aim was to show the range of use of 3D printing.

Not so long ago, we have done our part and helped designer Fero Tóth with his project for the Pass it on collection. 

Sportwatch is the graduation project of student Rene Valenta from the Faculty of Architecture of the Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava. It is a great visual prototype of sport watch that measures various body functions.