Asetek has worked with Fabric8Labs to use the latter´s Electrochemical Additive Manufacturing (ECAM) process to make a more efficient cold plate for liquid cooled PCs. The AI optimized design outperforms previous generations of cold plates through better fluid dynamics.
Chef Pietro Catalano´s Lucerne restaurant CAAA was designed by Barcelona-based architects External Reference with a 3D printed wood based ceiling. The restaurant´s 16 diners will be nestled in a completely customized environment inspired by mountains. Using waste material left over from wood processing and using only few colors, the space is topped with a 3D printed ceiling. The ceiling has 80 by 80 ceiling tiles with gaps in them to let air-conditioning waft in.
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