What if protection started with real geometry?
This short video presents the development of a clavicle protection prototype, from 3D scanning to physical testing.
3D scanning → CAD design → digital adjustment → PreForm preparation → Formlabs SLA printing → final prototype.
This prototype remains an exploratory concept, but it highlights a direction the industry should further explore: transforming advanced materials, digital workflows, and industrial additive manufacturing capabilities into physical applications that are adaptive, ergonomic, and centered on real-world use.
No dedicated tooling. Faster learning cycles. More freedom to adapt the shape to the user, the movement, and the function.
Designed around the body.
Developed from real geometry.
