Robotically Driven Architectural Production

Title

Robotically Driven Architectural Production

 Author

Bier, H.H.

Faculty

Architecture and The Built Environment

 Department

Architectural Engineering +Technology

 Date

2014-07-01

 Abstract

Robotically driven architectural production advances seamless, computer-numerically controlled (CNC) and robotically supported design to production and operation processes enabling im-plementation of robotically driven buildings from conceptualisation to use. It enables production of free-formed, heterogeneous, optimized structures in order to address specific requirements in terms of properties (density, consistency, rigidity, etc.) and behaviours (re-configurability, responsiveness, etc.) in accordance to formal, functional, structural, climatic, environmental, and economic needs. This may require multi-robot collaboration implying that several robots collaborate with each other and humans in the process of production and assembly of multi-material, free-formed, diverse, and optimized building components and buildings.

 Subject

robotically driven architecture
robotically driven production
sensor-actuator mechanisms
cyber-physical systems

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 ISSN

2309-0103

 Source

Archidoct, 2 (1), 2014

 Part of collection

Institutional Repository

 Document type

journal article

 Rights

(c) 2014 The Author(s)
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