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RMIT ARCHITECTURAL ROBOTICS LAB
The RMIT Architectural Robotics Lab is an applied research group that explores the application and implications of robotics to architectural design, building fabrication, assembly and construction. The lab operates to develop both speculative research and the application of that research to industry projects. The lab is situated within RMIT University's d___Lab and operates from the Design Hub.
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Our new UR10 is now up and running at the RMIT Architectural Robotics Lab - first experiments will be online soon.
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1.8m tall PLA printed column, 42kg, 3mm layers #rmitarchitecture #sacrificingform #kokkugia lab
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22kg PLA robotic print, 1200mm wall study, #sacrificingform #rmitarchitecture
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Finished PLA robotic print: 700mm tall, 3mm layers, 25 degree overhang, 2 hours (at half speed).
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A quick robotic printing test with PLA (700mm tall)... large scale prints coming soon.
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Our new ABS plastic extruder for the KR150 robot arrived today. 8kg per hour 3D printing.
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metal rod bending using collaborative Agilus robots: Roland Snooks + Gwyllim Jahn
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collaborative rod bending using 2 Kuka Agilus robots and robotTeam.
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Silicon extruding for the agent-based structural/ornamental inlay for the Composite Wing project http://www.rolandsnooks.com/#/compositewing/
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clay extruding with the Kuka150 - from Experimental Architectural Robotics course 2014
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The Kuka Agilus robots are now set up in the robotics lab.
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the two new Agilus robots just arrived and ready to setup.
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Structural/ornamental inlay milling for the Composite Wing - link here
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Custom pneumatic extruding tool used in the Composite Wing project
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