Hydrophytes are 3D-printed multimaterial forms that explore the possibilities for engineered plants of the future.
Via University of Wellington:
Introducing Hydrophytes, 3D printed 'plants' that respond to their surroundings in incredibly lifelike ways. These objects are part of unique research into multi-material 4D printing by Master of Design Innovation student Nicole Hone, and they're drawing international attention.
• Hydrophytes (YouTu8be / Victoria University of Wellington)
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