Generatively designed model > Subtractive preparation for postprocessing > part orientation > support structure creation > toolpathing The class should take participants from mesh geometry to laserpath, with subtractive finishing already calculated into it.
Integrated engineering requires integrated modeling. Talk targets to AEC professionals interested in computational collaboration based on Revit and Dynamo
Understand how you can use AWS Services and Autodesk products together to accelerate innovation, time to market, and develop new business models.
An open discussion focusing how the onset and advances in Generative Design can be brought from other industries into the Water and Wastewater Treament Design Build and Operation industry.
Use Dynamo on Alias to generate complex patterns of an air intake, front or speaker grill with on multisurfaces.
Robotic Fabrication is beginning to be leveraged towards customizable production methods in Architecture. However, typical building and construction processes require an incredible amount of process knowledge, dexterity,and craftsmanship, making purely automated workflows unrealistic in the building industry. The introduction of collaborative robotics to construction processes could be more viable for implementation, where intelligent task tradeoffs, background computational processing, and informative user interfaces facilitate collaborative construction between man and robot. This class discusses the possibilities and challenges for Human Robot collaboration in Architecture, as well as a set of tools in generative design, interprocess communication, and user interfaces which enable it. A presented study, “Collaborative Robotic Workbench,” developed for the Kuka Innovation Award, 2018, was a live demonstration where construction tasks were exchanged between a builder and a collaborative robot towards the construction of a generatively designed nonstandard wooden system. In this case, an augmented Reality interface deployed in the Microsoft Hololens gave builders direct access to robotic control and superimposed digital information, enabling them to directly interact with the robot on construction tasks. This workbench consisted of additional components: a background computational engine and server for path planning and managing construction tasks, and an online webplatform developed with Forge which updated the construction process in realtime for remote visualization and diagnostics. This course will explain in detail the computation and communication protocols utilized in the project, with a more in depth focus on how Forge APIs were utilized for a custom webplatform and interface.
Attend this class if you want to learn about several kinds of optimization techniques to be applied with computational design and fabrication for building structures.
