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French Company Babines Uses 3D Printing to Make Whimsical Lollipops Some argue that popular culture icons are for the birds, while a French company has taken this in a different direction: lollipops. Candy-making is definitely an age-old, and quaint, artisan trade. But the very contemporary Babines, which is based in Paris, sees candy-making, and more specifically “pacifiers,” or “lollipops,” as an opportunity to merge the traditional confectionery trade with emerging 3D printing technology. Here, the company explains its philosophy (loosely translated from the French) as blending new technology with old confectioner craftsmanship: “This project is a symbol of a new craft that explores technological innovation to reinvent, to reconnect with the times. Babines is a philosophy (and aesthetic) very much in line with the new international urban return to artisan trades, with a high-tech spin, that we also witness on the streets of other international cities — like New York and San Francisco. So, first the lollipop is designed and modeled.
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