3D-printed handbags: Kickstarter project successfully funded

[Redaktion]

Wouldn't it be practical to simply print out your own handbags in various designs and colors? That's exactly what a new project on Kickstarter is now aiming to make possible.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/3D-printed-handbags-Kickstarter-project-successfully-funded.1357675.0.html

[Bizarro_GroupID_Deadpool]

Gotta attend a few IndieComicCons before knowing much about this, but guess what just published c.f. Harvard (and collaborator institutions.)

Advanced Functional MaterialsVolume 36, Issue 53 e76385
RESEARCH ARTICLE
Knitting Multistability
Kausalya Mahadevan, Michelle C. Yuen, David T. Farrell, Conor J. Walsh, Vanessa Sanchez, Robert J. Wood, Katia Bertoldi
First published: 15 June 2026
Tdoi.org/10.1002/adfm.76385

Er, supplement stuff is on offer and I think maybe you can try logging in to see tfa. If you already thought to yourself, I could just Weft-Weave an elastic thing (say, natural hair or wool,) and have it form a shape with cam action movement built in, you're right? Then you can skill-issue shame everyone who hasn't done that to make a thin wallet that folds itself seven times and sits in the booth.

[Jack Bauer]

Man these are flower pots, not hand bags. And every image on that Kickstarter is AI generated. I bet the stl files will be AI generated, unprintable garbage as well. Why devote an article to such a scam?