Filigree Robotics

Flemming Tvede Hansen; Martin Tamke

Filigree Robotics - Robots that build: The extensions of man exhibition

Translated title of the contribution: Filigree Robotics - Robots that build : The extensions of man exhibition

Flemming Tvede Hansen (Producer)
, Martin Tamke (Producer)

Publications: Non-textual form › Exhibition › Research › peer-review

Abstract

The exhibits showcase the versatile use of robotic fabrication through the employment of different techniques such as additive manufacturing, robotic weaving, casting and others. Simultaneously the use of a wide material palette for robotic fabrication is showcased. The material selection ranges from concrete, steel and ceramics to timber, recycled plastics, clay and wicker.

Translated title of the contribution	Filigree Robotics - Robots that build : The extensions of man exhibition
Original language	Danish
Publication date	Oct 2022
Media of output	Ceramics
Size	150x75x75 cm
Publication status	Published - Oct 2022
Event	ROBOTS THAT BUILD - THE EXTENSIONS OF MAN EXHIBITION - TU EINDHOVEN, Eindhoven, Netherlands Duration: 17 Oct 2022 → 21 Nov 2022 https://robotsthatbuild.org/exhibition

Exhibition

Exhibition	ROBOTS THAT BUILD - THE EXTENSIONS OF MAN EXHIBITION
Location	TU EINDHOVEN
Country/Territory	Netherlands
City	Eindhoven
Period	17/10/2022 → 21/11/2022
Internet address	https://robotsthatbuild.org/exhibition

Keywords

Ceramics
Robot Technology
3D printing

Artistic research

Yes

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Filigree Robotics - Robots that build: The extensions of man exhibition

Abstract

Exhibition

Keywords

Artistic research

Other files and links

MakerStudioPeda

Material Dialogues in 3D Printing with Porcelain

A Visual Programming Interface as the Common Platform for Sharing Embodied Knowledge

Robotics as a Craft-based Tool within the Field of Ceramics

Cite this

Filigree Robotics - Robots that build: The extensions of man exhibition

Abstract

Exhibition

Keywords

Artistic research

Other files and links

Activities

MakerStudioPeda

Research output

Material Dialogues in 3D Printing with Porcelain

A Visual Programming Interface as the Common Platform for Sharing Embodied Knowledge