CosmoCaixa Barcelona is hosting the exhibition Mathematical Art, a group of iron and steel sculptures made by the Dutch artist and mathematician Rinus Roelofs. His pieces show different mathematical concepts: dual and stellar polyhedra (the first is obtained from another by turning each face into a vertex and vice versa, and the second by building a pyramid on each face), and operations of turns and translations on divisions that make 3D structures from 2D surfaces.

The exhibition can be seen until September 2019.

Rinus Roelofs uses Rhino and Grashopper to build all his artistic models.

Given the positive feedback, Car Body Design has published the Introduction to Grasshopper Webinar that they hosted on December.

The webinar, presented by Marco Traverso, focuses on the possible applications in transportation design, product design and industrial design industries.

On the occasion of the 3rd Italian Design Day and of the Sydney DesignFestival 2019, the Italian Cultural Institute in Sydney (an official body of the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs) has invited Arturo Tedeschi, architect and computational designer, as a guest speaker of the event Inside Italian Design: Beyond the Glossy Cover. Arturo Tedeschi,  based in Milano (Italy) and worldwide known for his avant-garde work and for the best seller AAD Algorithms Aided Design, promotes a new approach that merges innovative fabrication techniques, algorithms, virtual reality, and AI.

Arturo develops all his projects using Rhino and Grasshopper.

The next generation of the football helmet is here. Carbon technology is the key to the next generation of the football helmet coming from Riddell Diamond Technology.  Using generative algorithms, 3D scanning, advanced materials, and 3D printing, a new era of head protection is here.

Watch this video on the new process that will bring customized helmets to pro and college level athletes later this year: