Luxology taps Thinglab for modo 3D "hardcopy"
11/07/08

When software-maker Luxology of San Mateo, CA. wanted to create a video tutorial on rapid prototyping, they turned to Thinglab for 3D printing.

First, Andy Brown of Luxology used the subdivision surface modeling features in their modo(r) software to create a portable MP3 player. This "watertight" file was then brought to Thinglab and a scale version of the MP3 player was produced. The resulting video tutorials from Luxology offer insight into how this modern 3D software can be used for conceptual design.

The introduction to the video tutorial can be viewed below (requires flash player):