Exorbit is a ventilator, produced with 3D printing that surpasses your expectations of what a conventional ventilator should look like. In the contrasting fields of nature and digital fabrication Exorbit makes clear new opportunities in design. By means of rapid manufacturing it is has become easier to apply delicate, natural
structures in products. Exorbit, as a ventilator, makes use of a butterfly´s wing structure. This structure builds up to a net and gives shape to the object. Furthermore this shell holds the rotors at the inside. The reversed
construction and the fact that Exorbit follows an elliptic orbit instead of moving around it´s centre this ventilator radically reinterprets the context of form and function.
structures in products. Exorbit, as a ventilator, makes use of a butterfly´s wing structure. This structure builds up to a net and gives shape to the object. Furthermore this shell holds the rotors at the inside. The reversed
construction and the fact that Exorbit follows an elliptic orbit instead of moving around it´s centre this ventilator radically reinterprets the context of form and function.
