The new Volkswagen ID. Polo as a mobile 3D printing station with BigBangBash
The new Volkswagen ID. Polo as a mobile 3D printing station with BigBangBash
An electric car that does more than drive. At IFA, BigBangBash turns the new VW ID. Polo into a mobile workshop: he runs a 3D printer out of the boot on power from the car itself, printing ID. Polo keychains for the audience across a full hour.
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One hour, one car, one 3D printer. BigBangBash plugs the printer into the Vehicle-to-Load (V2L) port of the new VW ID. Polo, sets it up in the boot and lets it run in front of the audience. No mains socket, no generator, just the car.
What comes off the print bed: ID. Polo keychains, made on the spot and handed straight to the people watching. Volkswagen and BigBangBash use the hour to show what a modern EV can power once you stop thinking of it as only a way to get somewhere.
What comes off the print bed: ID. Polo keychains, made on the spot and handed straight to the people watching. Volkswagen and BigBangBash use the hour to show what a modern EV can power once you stop thinking of it as only a way to get somewhere.
- The new VW ID. Polo powers tools and devices, not just itself.
- BigBangBash runs a full 3D printer out of the boot.
- Every keychain takes shape live, layer by layer.
- Finished keychains go straight to the audience, while stocks last.
- Electric mobility meets 3D printing, close enough to watch and take home.
