Exaddon and matériO Display at the Maison&Objet Fair in Paris

September 29, 2021 by
Exaddon and matériO Display at the Maison&Objet Fair in Paris
Edward White

Early in September, the matériO display at the renowned Maison&Objet fair featured a special guest, notably a 1000 µm tall replica of Michelangelo's David. 

3D printed in pure copper, David was an exceptional inclusion amongst the many innovative materials and technologies presented within the unique matériO SAS display. 

One of 300 installations, the matériO display was particularly innovative. Each object on show was suspended within a plastic cylinder, with a QR code on the floor under each one enabling the 48,000 guests to discover more via their smart phones. 

The innovative matériO display at Maison&Objet Paris, with objects suspended in plastic cylinders.
A 1000 µm tall replica of Michelangelo's David, 3D printed in pure copper by Exaddon.

For our David statue, this was particularly important, as it was just 1000 µm in height and thus barely visible to the naked eye. 

For Exaddon, David is the largest object we have printed – normally our focus is on objects lower down the microscale size range, even for watchmaking or jewelry applications. 

How was David created? Not by the more typical means of metal additive manufacturing. Our CERES system utilizes a proprietary method of electrochemical deposition, enabling us to print microscale objects directly in situ, with submicrometer object resolution. 

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Exaddon and matériO Display at the Maison&Objet Fair in Paris
Edward White September 29, 2021
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