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Digital fabrication is a process that merges design and manufacture through the use of digital tools (software) and computer-controlled manufacturing processes. Such processes position "digital natives" in the forefront of craft and form generation. Today, engineers, designers and artists are leading the development of new sculpting, construction and manufacturing strategies. Methods such as CNC milling, laser cutting, robotic fabrication among others, allow us to materialise radical new forms inspired by biological processes, mathematics and computational geometry.

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  • Individual Work and Documentation (week one)
  • Group Work in the main project (week two)

Individual Work (

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40%

  1. Workbook documentation of exercises and minor projects from week 1
  2. Presentation of Minor Exercises 

Group Work (

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60%

  1. Exhibition of process and outcomes
  2. Final Presentation 
  3. Standard IAD Documentation 
    • Video (Making of, Final Prototype)
    • Image selection
    • Short Documentation (PDF)

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Week 1 Digitial Fabrication


Mo., 6.1. (LF)Tu. 7.1.(LF)

We 8.1.(LF)

Th. 9.1.(LF)

Fr. 10.1.(LF)

Morning

10.00 Kick-off Digital Fabrication

11:00 Tinkercad intro

9.00 Minor Exercise 1I

Processing and 3D Geometry


Minor Exercise 2  Minor Exercise II 

Minor Exercise 2Minor Exercise II

Afternoon

13:00 Rhino Introduction

Minor Exercise 1 I Start: "Make small things big"

15:00 Minor exercise 1presentation. I presentation 

16.00 3D Printing intro with Cetus 3D


Grasshopper

15:30 (Nieves filming and wrap up) 

Minor Exercise 2Minor Exercise II


14.30 Minor Exercise 2 II presentation 

16:00 Guest Lecture

Week 2

Future of  Food

Mo. 13.1. (LF, CW)

Tu. 14.1. (LF, CW)

We. 15.1. (LF, CW)

Th. 16.1. (LF, CW)Fr. 17.1. (LF, CW)
Morning

9:00 Clemens & Luke experimentationFood Experiments

11:00 Food Fabrication show and tell (each student brings one provocative image/video about food or digital fabrication)

9:00 Input on food part II


Work on Main Project 

Mentoring

Work on Main Project 


11.00 Final Presentation 

Afternoon

13:00 Input Talk Lecture 
13:30 45 Main Project Kick off 


Work on Main Project 

13.00 Mentoring

Work on Main Project 

Exhibition Prep

 

Cleaning Up/Documenting

//notes 

//ToDos for Luke and Clemens:

Prepare Raw Material:  

  • Chocolate for melting 
  • Silicone 
  • Molecular Gastronomy Materials 

Prepare inputs relating to foods:

  • Silicone casting process
  • 3D print Cholocate 
  • Spherification, Molecular Gastronomy 
  • Laser-cut food
  • vaporising kits for "edible clouds" (Clemens)

Logistics  

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