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Optic 2000 believes in 3D printing It is through its high-end brand Lissac that Optic 2000 launches a service for creating personalized glasses based on 3D printing.Everything happens in the shop with an optician who notes the details of the customer's physiognomy (the distance between the eyes, the inclination of the face, the length of the branches, etc.), his need and his tastes.
Then the designer analyses all this in his office in Paris to create a prototype that will be printed at Clamart's central workshop. If the customer is satisfied, the final product is then manufactured. The project called La Mezzanine dates back to 2011 but until yesterday only existed in the Paris Opera store.
The use of 3D printing to make prototypes and industrialize a service is not new, but the fact that the end customer is directly linked to the prototyping phase is rather rare: some custom-made eyewear made by Emmanuel Brantes Gabrielle Lazure Gilles Luka stars (shape, branches, motifs, colours, etc.).Even if on paper the process is quite simple, the exchanges between the designer, the workshop and the shop as well as the two appointments with the customer make the service a little long and tedious.
However, with the democratization and lower cost of 3D printers, we can envisage that the group will team up directly with its brands.
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