Robotic Building lab at TU Delft develops Design-to-Robotic-Production approaches involving amongst others additive techniques. These advance 3D printing with materials such as thermoplastic elastomers, biopolymers, ceramic clay, and concrete. They involve structural and robotic path optimizations that ensure the reduction of material use and production time, thus increasing efficiency and reducing environmental impact.
https://pomlimburg.be/events/expertsessie-3d-print-in-de-bouw/
Space Challenge – Expedition Mars can be seen every week from Saturday 5 November at 19:20h at KRO-NCRV on NPO3.
Henriette Bier is going on an Asia-Australia tour and amongst others exhibits a prototype at the Tin Sheds Gallery in Sydney at the first international exhibition of female-led robotic practices. In addition to the exhibition in Sydney, the tour involves lectures, colloquia, and symposia in Sydney, Melbourne, Hong Kong, and Singapore and is co-funded by the Dutch Embassy in Sydney, Delft Robotics Institute, RMIT, Chinese University of Hong Kong, and National University Singapore.
https://www.sydney.edu.au/architecture/about/tin-sheds-gallery/she-robots-tool-toy-companion.html
https://nus.syd1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_egGscZjwOh1rg9M
https://www.facebook.com/NLinAustralia/posts
Advancing Cyber-physical Architecture
Cyber-physical architecture is imbued with sensor-actuator systems. Its design to production and operation process requires a trans-/ multidisciplinary approach involving various disciplines such as architecture, robotics, computer and material science. The Robotic Building lab at TU Delft advances a trans-/ multidisciplinary Design-to-Robotic-Production-Assembly and -Operation by numerical and experimental studies that aim to accelerate digital transformation as well as address societal challenges such as overpopulation, rapid urban densification, and climate change.
Organisers: Janina Gosseye, Nelson Mota, Manuela Triggianese
Date: 4 November 2022
Three lenses that run through all sessions:
All presenters are asked to reflect on the audiences that their type of output seeks to address (and effectively addresses), the way in which it is disseminated, and what impact it achieves, both within and outside academia.
