3D anecdote Zhou Zhoukan Sound waves can also create 3D printed objects?|

[Tianji.com Enterprise Channel] [Tianji.com 3D Printing Information] In the past week, the news of 3D printing mainly focuses on the related applications of 3D printing, and there are many anecdotes. Such as: 3D printing a water filter for just $1; 3D printing can also make phone-controlled smart locks. Even more incredible, of course, is that a Dutch artist was able to create 3D printed objects using sound waves. The artist is said to have used sound waves to create 3D-printed objects that, admittedly, have a corrugated surface that resembles the shape of sound waves.

Using sound waves to create ceramic works

Recently, a Dutch artist and spatial sound designer collaborated to create a ceramic work called "Solid Vibrations" using sound waves and 3D printing. Sound designer Van Broekvhen enjoys using sound waves to create shapes, using aural art for visual art. The ceramic work "Solid Vibrations" is one of the representative works, so how does the work use sound waves and 3D print it?


The ceramic 3D printed with sound waves has obvious surface texture. Source: Tiangong Society maker8

It is reported that a Dutch artist named Olivier van Herpt spent 2 years creating a clay 3D printer that can use hard clay materials to print creative objects. Sound designer Van Broekvhen installed the speaker on the clay 3D printer, and the print head produced a textured 3D printed ceramic based on the vibration frequency of the speaker.

  Worlds, full of wonders. Using sound waves to 3D print objects can not only visualize sound, but also study the phenomenon of sound waves more deeply. The combination of sound and 3D printing will show the art of hearing more vividly.