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The aim of this thesis is to explore a process that enables the architect to design and fabricate while evaluating spontaneously and intuitively.
The hypothesis is that new technologies like augmented reality headsets, real-time motion tracking, and advanced robotic path planning could minimize the planning time for the fabrication to an amount where it is possible to integrate it into the fabrication itself.
ITECH M.Sc. Thesis Project 2017: Augmented Design Manufacturing
Benedikt Wannemacher
Thesis Advisers: Lauren Vasey, Benjamin Felbrich
Thesis Supervisor: Prof. Achim Menges
Second Supervisor: Prof. Jan Knippers
This project was developed in part through the Autodesk Research Residency Program.
The Autodesk Research Residency Program is a research and development program where a diverse global community of innovators from industry, academic, and entrepreneurial sectors collaborate to design, make, and de-risk the future together.