"Breathing Facade" by 3D-Printed Auxetic Pattern with Shape Memory Polymer (SMP)

"Breathing Facade" by 3D-Printed Auxetic Pattern with Shape Memory Polymer (SMP)

[@tobuslieven]

That's cool. You could also make one that is open at the start, but closes up gradually as the wind gets too strong. So even in a strong wind, you would always have a nice little breeze.

[@nixx5288]

It looks so futuristic

[@yakut9876]

Bravo. Well done, indeed, innovations that do not require electricity are legendary and pioneering.

[@nixx5288]

Its interesting how I think Ive seen these things before when doing art or origami

[@lisannevanleijsen8601]

Hi, such amazing work have you done! Can you please tell me which 3D print filament you used?

[@Soken50]

0:38 and title

[@3DPRINTechnology]

Brilliant Idea. I would love to work with you.

[@paulunga]

This is interesting, but I'm slightly confused. So the makeup of the facade changes depending on wind speed, not temperature? What if it's really hot but there's no wind blowing. Will it stay closed?

[@beesareLameWasps]

Might consider those properties under the "SMP" aspect? I'm reading now about "Smart Polymer Gels" that react via temperature, light, magnetic fields or solvents. This might be something they were thinking, but couldn't or didn't want to fit/jam into the video (which seems more concentrated on the behaviour of the auxetic material). Could google SMP in any case.

[@singingfingers3128]

@@beesareLameWasps i am just about to learn SMP and SMA.. now they already come out with smart polymer gels? Amazing!!

[@Antsaboy94]

The wind's blowing from the inside in the last picture.

[@drbelli]

eerie

hi! awesome work!! would you share the file?

[@xuesun9132]

Hi! Do the different patterns have different performances?

[@mkeppitipola]

hello, where did you get the smp from??

[@cheehuiren9328]

Whats exactly the polymer that you've used? Will PLA or PCL work?

[@iiJumper]

Did you find out?

[@edenassos]

100% PCL.

[@cmbaz1140]

SMP

[@medadmonu]

what is the name of this software @ 1:33

[@omiyowyoww]

It's Rhino i guess.