Towards Robotic Swarm Printing

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Mediated Matter Group is honing its research into robotic swarm printing by focusing its efforts on material sophistication, or ‘tunability’, and communication or coordination between fabrication units. Here, the group's Neri Oxman, Jorge Duro‐Roy...

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Veröffentlicht in:	Architectural design 2014-05, Vol.84 (3), p.108-115
Hauptverfasser:	Oxman, Neri, Duro-Royo, Jorge, Keating, Steven, Peters, Ben, Tsai, Elizabeth
Format:	Artikel
Sprache:	eng
Schlagworte:	3D printing Additives Architecture Automation Ben Peters Beneficiation Bombyx mori Carlos David Gonzalez Uribe Centre Pompidou Digital Materials France fused deposition modelling (FDM) Industrial robots Jared Laucks and Laia Mogas-Soldevila Jorge Duro-Royo Jorge Duro‐Royo, Markus Kayser, Jared Laucks and Laia Mogas‐Soldevila KUKA Manufacturing engineering Markus Kayser Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)Mediated Matter group multi-nodal spinning organisms Neri Oxman Neri Oxman, Digital Materials, Shock‐Absorbing Flexible Helmet and Lung Armour, Centre Pompidou, Paris, France Paris polyurethane foam Print-in-Place technology Printing Professor W Craig Carter R&D Stratasys Ltd Robotic Swarm Printing (RSP) robotically layered concrete formwork Robotics Shock-Absorbing Flexible Helmet and Lung Armour Silk Pavilion SpiderBot and CableBot Steven Keating The Mathworks
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Zusammenfassung:	The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Mediated Matter Group is honing its research into robotic swarm printing by focusing its efforts on material sophistication, or ‘tunability’, and communication or coordination between fabrication units. Here, the group's Neri Oxman, Jorge Duro‐Royo, Steven Keating, Ben Peters and Elizabeth Tsai illustrate this by describing three case studies that investigate robotically controlled additive fabrication at architectural scales.
ISSN:	0003-8504 1554-2769
DOI:	10.1002/ad.1764