MS-08.08.23
October 24, 2008 · Leave a Comment
She self intersects less due to smarter robot comrade search. Next on agenda:
1 Grant robots more memory
2 Articulate robot path on surface
3 Make material application look less like sandbags
4 Calibrate building module to allow openings
5 Kill switch for robots
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Trajectories
October 23, 2008 · Leave a Comment
It seems that y clay machine requires certain boundary conditions in order to operate properly. Therefore I have briefly continued my exploration of how to design those, by setting up a system in which only 3 factors are implied: machine, clay sources (desirable spaces) and urban sprawls (non-desirable spaces). Here the first results.
Several machine trajectory - studies
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valla
October 23, 2008 · Leave a Comment
density + cell structure study : triangulation
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Landscape
October 23, 2008 · Leave a Comment
High chances this is not happening
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more sizes, more directions…
October 22, 2008 · Leave a Comment
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Tagged: aggregation, density, glass, growth, porosity
rubber johnny 01
October 22, 2008 · Leave a Comment
This is a new trajectory that will go along the surface of a tire cemetery and will collect some tires underneath along its path.
The machine that will generate the shape will be eating and shredding tires from underneath to separate the rubber from the nylon and the steel inside. It will be weaving the nylon and the steel on top of it and dropping melted rubber as well.
The first trial for the shape generated is a rubber worm that changes its width and height according to the movement and dimensions of the robot.
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Tagged: columbia, Eduardo Mayoral, ncertainties, rubber, tire, tires, worm
Vision
October 21, 2008 · Leave a Comment
What it could be... (but will quite likely not be)What will likely not be
What will likely not beOther
Other
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valla
October 21, 2008 · Leave a Comment
density + structure studies
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Landscapes
October 21, 2008 · Leave a Comment
meander1
several studies: Several studies of forms created by the meanders... the curves touch every second editpoint to create the relationship between machine and its actual paths
New variationHow to populate space with machines?
Possible machine trajectories
Initial study of offset
meander3
meander2
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JM_Kissing
October 20, 2008 · Leave a Comment
I’m currently trying to resolve the problem of overlapping geometry at points where formations approach each other. I am trying to keep the pieces distinct, but touching.
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JA_Aerogel Greenhouses v4
October 18, 2008 · Leave a Comment
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…a tree called cluster
October 17, 2008 · Leave a Comment
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JM_Sewing Limestone
October 17, 2008 · Leave a Comment
In this iteration the path of the robot is shown much thicker along with a final pass back down and through the formation.
- Sewing
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some more rubber to chew
October 11, 2008 · Leave a Comment
Here you have more images showing how the project is developing:
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