Eine Plattform für die Wissenschaft: Bauingenieurwesen, Architektur und Urbanistik
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Stereotomy of Wave Jointed Blocks
Toward a Wave-Jointed Stone Construction Using Wire Cutter Toolpath Generation
Abstract This paper focuses on developing a system for using 6-axis robotic arms to cut interlocking blocks with wire. Tracing the trajectory of stereotomy through millennia of practice, an extrapolation is presented that stereotomy will serve increased formal and structural complexity. The addition of robotic carving to stereotomy also removes the ethical-aesthetic connection between the carver’s effort and the visual attention given to the object. This leads to the design of a wave jointed block capable of an extended structural ability, concealing the majority of the cutting effort inside the joined blocks. The proposed fabrication system uses a wire cutter end effector following a toolpath generated from quad based mesh topologies. This single tool cutting system maximises the efficiency of the cutting process and returns the once technical aspects of robotic construction back to the designer.
Stereotomy of Wave Jointed Blocks
Toward a Wave-Jointed Stone Construction Using Wire Cutter Toolpath Generation
Abstract This paper focuses on developing a system for using 6-axis robotic arms to cut interlocking blocks with wire. Tracing the trajectory of stereotomy through millennia of practice, an extrapolation is presented that stereotomy will serve increased formal and structural complexity. The addition of robotic carving to stereotomy also removes the ethical-aesthetic connection between the carver’s effort and the visual attention given to the object. This leads to the design of a wave jointed block capable of an extended structural ability, concealing the majority of the cutting effort inside the joined blocks. The proposed fabrication system uses a wire cutter end effector following a toolpath generated from quad based mesh topologies. This single tool cutting system maximises the efficiency of the cutting process and returns the once technical aspects of robotic construction back to the designer.
Stereotomy of Wave Jointed Blocks
Toward a Wave-Jointed Stone Construction Using Wire Cutter Toolpath Generation
Weir, Simon (Autor:in) / Moult, Dion (Autor:in) / Fernando, Shayani (Autor:in)
01.01.2016
10 pages
Aufsatz/Kapitel (Buch)
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
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