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TPI unveils AI-designed frame and new collections at MIDO 2025

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TPI –  or Tech Print Industries – is a unique company in global additive manufacturing and within the 3D printed eyewear landscape, having developed HP’s full-color MultiJet Fusion technology to produce unique designer eyewear frames. No other company has been able to harness the power of this technology as proficiently. At this year’s MIDO 2025 in Milan (and at other major eyewear shoes such as Vision Expo East in Orlando and 100% Optical in London), the company will present its new designs for the 2025 eyewear season. These include an AI-designed Holiday frame and exclusive new collections from their designer collective.

TPI’s unique Holiday frame celebrates the “magic of the Season” with a design made possible by advanced AI. After AI generated the initial concept, TPI’s team refined the intricate details, ensuring optimal comfort, durability, and festive charm. With its ergonomic shape and complex patterns, this lightweight frame exemplifies the synergy between human craftsmanship and AI innovation. It showcases how technology and creativity redefine eyewear design, making it a highlight of TPI’s booth.

 

TPI is also presenting exclusive new collections now for sale. From celebrated designers, optical professionals can purchase these collections, including:

Riccardo Cervio’s Rel eyewear: an Italian designer and optometrist from Robbio, brings his expertise and creativity to the forefront with Rel eyewear. Inspired by nature, art, and modern technology, his MIDO 2025 collection features elegant designs that balance bold textures with a refined aesthetic. As a special highlight, Riccardo will be present at TPI’s booth during Mido in Milan to share insights into his artistic process and passion for eyewear.

Discover TPI's groundbreaking 3D printed eyewear at MIDO 2025. See their new designs for the 2025 season and experience the magic of their AI-designed Holiday frame.
From vibrant color palettes to sleek minimalism, Riccardo Cervio’s Rel collection showcases the versatility of 3D printed eyewear.

Josep Muñoz Villar’s Liq eyewear: a visionary designer from Spain, presents a collection that marries fluid, organic shapes with cutting-edge materials. His innovative approach to the design shown at MIDO 2025 captures a seamless blend of art and function, perfect for those seeking modern sophistication in their frames.

Discover TPI's groundbreaking 3D printed eyewear at MIDO 2025. See their new designs for the 2025 season and experience the magic of their AI-designed Holiday frame.
New styles by Josep Munoz Villar – Liq Eyewear

Carmelo Di Termini – Raydiant eyewear: stands out for its striking wooden textures and bold, geometric designs with a German touch. Inspired by the natural beauty and warmth of wood, his collection brings a tactile and earthy dimension to eyewear, offering frames as unique as they are artistic. Many frames in his collection also feature a magnetic clip-on sun lens, seamlessly combining style and functionality.

 

Jos Baijens – EYE3D.nl: a Dutch designer, emphasizes the limitless possibilities of 3D printing technology in his EYE3D.nl collection. His frames feature intricate textures and lightweight designs that prioritize comfort and durability, all while pushing the boundaries of what 3D printing can achieve.

Discover TPI's groundbreaking 3D printed eyewear at MIDO 2025. See their new designs for the 2025 season and experience the magic of their AI-designed Holiday frame.
Jos Baijens – EYE3D.nl

Alain Schutter and Ruben van Bodegom – EveryWear eyewear: Dutch designers, started their journey as young and ambitious startups. Their designs blend minimalist aesthetics with everyday versatility, focusing on clean lines, comfort, and adaptability. Despite their recent entry into the eyewear industry, they have already gained recognition for their innovative approach to functional, stylish and sustainable eyewear.

Discover TPI's groundbreaking 3D printed eyewear at MIDO 2025. See their new designs for the 2025 season and experience the magic of their AI-designed Holiday frame.

Ruben and Alain – EveryWear Eyewear

Eyes on sustainability

There is something for every eyewear aficionado in these collections, which emphasizes beautiful textures, creative craftsmanship, and innovative materials. Retailers and guests can browse and buy through the Designer Collective online.

Sustainability in Focus TPI includes sustainability in every part of their company operations. With frames produced only for the required amount, the on-demand production strategy guarantees zero excess production and promotes a completely waste-free approach.

Furthermore, full personalization is possible with TPI’s technology without the extra inventory of conventional eyeglass manufacturing. Every frame uses environmentally friendly components that are made to last a long time while leaving as little of an impact as possible on the environment. The product is eyewear that demonstrates how innovation and environmental care can live together by fusing sustainability with the best performance and custom design.

TPI invites retailers, media, and eyewear enthusiasts to discover the future of 3D-printed eyewear. From innovative AI designs to artisan collections and sustainable solutions, TPI’s booth promises an immersive experience where technology meets craftsmanship.

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