Personalization : the use of 3D printing technology to accommodate differences between individuals

Over the past few decades, 3D printing technology does not seem to achieve the macroscopic change. This is not surprising. The media over-hypes the news of organ printing with the lack of rational analysis of technology. However, 3D printing technology has quietly become a key link in all sectors, from medical equipment to air travel. Jewelry industry is also the case. There is a move to make this technology more part of mainstream manufacturing [1], For some people, compared to the cost of materials, the advantages of the customized goods itself is more obvious, more valuable. And thus the pricing of customized goods is even higher than the mass production. 3D printing technology has the advantage of speeding up product development progress. It can be customized according to demand, in line with the characteristics of the jewelry industry. Like the first batch of personal computers in the early 1980s, 3D printing technology is also looking for its large-scale application of the road, gradually becoming popular. Jewelry is a kind of direction. Customization is a kind of humanization service. “3D printing is indeed more suitable for some small-scale manufacturing, especially high-end customized products, " said Scott Crump, The way garments fit the body will be as important in the future as it is today, and fashion will feature anatomically inspired cuts that actively shape the body into an idealized form.