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Spatial Timber Assemblies: Architecture, Robotics, and Craftsmanship

By: Material type: FilmFilmPublication details: urbanNext, April 25, 2018.ISSN:
  • 2575-5374
Subject(s): Online resources: Summary: The Robotic Fabrication Laboratory (RFL) is the world’s first research platform for large-scale robotic fabrication in architecture. The RFL is a ceiling-mounted gantry system that spans the entire laboratory hall and is able to work across a total volume of 45 x 17 x 6 metres using four cooperating industrial robots. This allows it to carry out experiments in the field of robotic fabrication in architecture on a scale previously unknown and also opens up new fields of research. The RFL is an integral component of the new Arch_Tec_Lab at the Institute for Technology in Architecture (ITA).
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Audio&visual, ETH Zürich, No Density, Senseable Technologies, Technology and fabrication

Audiovisual, Design-based research, Digital fabrication, Digital technologies, Emergent technologies, Experimental Fabrications, Responsive technologies, Robotics, Switzerland, Technological Approach, Technology, Timber, Zurich

Audiovisual: schwarzpictures.com

The Robotic Fabrication Laboratory (RFL) is the world’s first research platform for large-scale robotic fabrication in architecture. The RFL is a ceiling-mounted gantry system that spans the entire laboratory hall and is able to work across a total volume of 45 x 17 x 6 metres using four cooperating industrial robots. This allows it to carry out experiments in the field of robotic fabrication in architecture on a scale previously unknown and also opens up new fields of research. The RFL is an integral component of the new Arch_Tec_Lab at the Institute for Technology in Architecture (ITA).

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