EXTU Camera System
Rethinking the intersection of point-and-shoot video cameras and professional systems with a modular design approach.
The Minimal Chest Pack is the first product of the Exoknit M100 series, exploring how complete wearable systems can be designed around additive manufacturing rather than adapted to it.
Every component is 3D printed and designed as part of a modular system, combining flexible structures with rigid mechanical elements without relying on sewing, adhesives, or conventional hardware. Components can be individually produced, replaced, modified, and eventually recycled, turning the product into an evolving system rather than a fixed object.
The project explores a future in which functional wearables can be manufactured locally from digital files, maintained at component level, and continuously adapted without depending on traditional supply chains or manufacturing processes.
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