3D printing with Robots

3D printing experimentation at the Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences (AUAS).
At the AUAS we developed and experimented with a 3D printer to be used on industrial robots. The printer melts (recycled) plastic granulates and places the molten stream of plastic in a precise manner, controlled by computational software. Both the printer and the working of the robot and tools were developed in close co-creation with the various students at the Robotlab.

3D printing process

Team AUAS Robotlab: Marta Malé-Alemany, Sebastian Yap, Erno Langenberg, Javid Jooshesh, Daan Goedkoop + Students from the Robotlab

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Published on 05/12/2019.
Filed under: 3D printing, Computational Design, Education

Floating exhibition pavilions

Honorable mention in the competition ‘Casa Casla’ Almere
2×4=24 is a design project for two floating exhibition pavilions in Almere. One of the pavilions is meant to be used as an architecture exhibition space, the other as an archaeological exhibition space. Read more »