Jul 14

GeMo 3D-Printed Vases: Mutant variations in an algorithm lead to subtle alterations for producing an army of vases

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GeMo 3D-Printed Vases


By Paul Armstrong When first seeing GeMo for the first time, it’s difficult to not be intrigued: there is a purity to the vase design, but there’s something wrong. They aren’t all the same—similar, but not the same. GeMo (derived from “genetically modified”)…

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