John Mauriello is an accomplished industrial designer ad adjunct professor at California College of the Arts. John approaches design challenges with a unique perspective and has a reputation for designing best-selling products that look great, function intuitively, and meet real-world constraints around deadlines and cost. His work has been featured in several top-tier publications such as Forbes, Tech Crunch, Venture Beat, Design Boom, Popular Science, and many others.
In one of his latest projects, John used Stratasys' J55 Prime PolyJet 3D printer to create innovative eyewear prototypes. With the power of PolyJet printing technology, John was able to prototype his designs more efficiently and explore new techniques in the creative process. PolyJet technology allowed him to create multiple variations of his designs, evaluate colors, finishes, and transparency, and test a wider range of ideas, fast.
John believes that designers in the traditionally risk-averse eyewear industry should be open to exploring new techniques to foster innovation. His experience with PolyJet printing technology has inspired him to continue exploring new design techniques and to create even more daring and innovative eyewear designs.
Download our blog post and read about Mauriello's experience with PolyJet 3D printing technology.
You'll discover how designers like Mauriello can prototype their designs faster, more accurately, and in greater volumes than ever before, allowing them to push the boundaries of what eyewear can look like.
