As if the Plot Clock wasn’t enough of a symbol of ennui for one day! Enacting the logic riddle that is life, is the successor to the Rubik’s Cube. The Marusenko Sphere is a 54 piece, multi-coloured puzzle that could have only been twisted and turned through the prototype process with 3D printing. In working out the production of the sphere, with its 32 external pieces and 22 internal parts, the Marusenko company turned to EOS 3D printing technology. Using an EOS FORMIGA P 100, layers of polyamide were laser sintered to produce the complex toy without adhesive, springs, screws or shafts that may have posed a threat to young children.…
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