If we hyper-personalize furniture, does that mean we’re limiting its social use?
With his Data Stool, recent Design Academy Eindhoven graduate Henri Canivez uses generative design to literally personalize a seat. After measuring the intended user’s weight and dimensions, Canivez plugs this information into a custom algorithm t
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