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Revision as of 23:18, 12 May 2015
Variation explores possibilities to purposefully differentiate and scale matter depositions/accumulations from Macro to Micro scales. This implies that in this project we are aiming at designing novel processes and solutions for introducing performative and scalable topological variation / porosity / density that will be producible with a specific / customized robotic production process.
Students: Ralph Cloot, Siqi Fan, Blanka Omari, Apurva Singh
Inspiration
Form Inspiration
Material Research
Robotic Fabrication
WIRED- R4D4- AADRL : robotic fabrication
WIRED- R4D4- AADRL : robotic fabrication from gpasisis on Vimeo.
