3D printing success story sets sights on the U.S. market.
Korean 3D printed eyewear brand Breezm is bringing its custom 3D printed frames to the U.S. this fall, armed with an app that scans your face. While virtual try-ons are nothing new, Breezm argues its SLS 3D printing creates a truly bespoke fit from hundreds of facial data points. Having already 3D printed more than 25,000 frames across its 16 stores, the company is betting that Americans have a clear desire for the perfect fit.
Carolyn is All3DP’s senior editor and a journalist with 25+ years covering business and technology. Passionate about making tech accessible, her work also appears on Forbes.com.
