InFormed Ceramics: Multi-axis Clay 3D Printing on Freeform Molds

Ko, Minjae; Shin, Donghan; Ahn, Hyunguk; Park, Hyung-Woo

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-92294-2_23

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“…The multi-axis robotic arms could also be used as a base for methodologies that involve subtractive-additive processes for object production; for example, Ko et al [ 37 ] utilize this technology to print freeform molds of clay. Multi-axis clay 3D printing was performed using three additive-subtractive methods: hotwire cutter, spindle, and clay extruder ( Figure 10 a).…”

Section: Materials Extrusionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Innovation in Additive Manufacturing Using Polymers: A Survey on the Technological and Material Developments

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This review summarizes the most recent advances from technological and physico-chemical perspectives to improve several remaining issues in polymeric materials’ additive manufacturing (AM). Without a doubt, AM is experimenting with significant progress due to technological innovations that are currently advancing. In this context, the state-of-the-art considers both research areas as working separately and contributing to developing the different AM technologies. First, AM techniques’ advantages and current limitations are analyzed and discussed. A detailed overview of the efforts made to improve the two most extensively employed techniques, i.e., material extrusion and VAT-photopolymerization, is presented. Aspects such as the part size, the possibility of producing parts in a continuous process, the improvement of the fabrication time, the reduction of the use of supports, and the fabrication of components using more than one material are analyzed. The last part of this review complements these technological advances with a general overview of the innovations made from a material perspective. The use of reinforced polymers, the preparation of adapted high-temperature materials, or even the fabrication of metallic and ceramic parts using polymers as supports are considered. Finally, the use of smart materials that enable the fabrication of shape-changing 3D objects and sustainable materials will also be explored.

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Section: Materials Extrusionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Innovation in Additive Manufacturing Using Polymers: A Survey on the Technological and Material Developments

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“…Additive processes usually deposits clay either in layers to create sealed surface geometries, or in a woven style [Friedman et al 2014;Rosenwasser et al 2017] to create patterns. Deposition processes start either from a non-planar base geometry [Dunn et al 2016;Ko et al 2019] or a planar base that is gradually transformed to a non-horizontal fabrication plane [Bhooshan et al 2019;Trilsbeck et al 2019]. Taking advantage of the material's malleability, digitally controlled throwing of the clay has also been studied in order to erect large-scale building structures over distance [Dörfler et al 2014].…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

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RobotSculptor: Artist-Directed Robotic Sculpting of Clay

Duenser

Schumacher

et al. 2020

Symposium on Computational Fabrication

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We present an interactive design system that allows users to create sculpting styles and fabricate clay models using a standard 6-axis robot arm. Given a general mesh as input, the user iteratively selects sub-areas of the mesh through decomposition and embeds the design expression into an initial set of toolpaths by modifying key parameters that affect the visual appearance of the sculpted surface finish. These parameters were identified and extracted through a series of design experiments, using a customized loop tool to cut the water-based clay material. The initialized toolpaths are fed into the optimization component of our system afterwards for optimal path planning, aiming to find the robotic sculpting motions that match the target surface, maintaining the design expression, and resolving collisions and reachability issues. We demonstrate the versatility of our approach by designing and fabricating different sculpting styles over a wide range of clay models.

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“…It is usually clay based. Among the most effective experimentations we can find are Woven Clay (Friedman, Kim, and Mesa 2014), Pylos (Dubor, Cabay, and Chronis 2018), and InFormed Ceramics (Ko et al 2018) projects.…”

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Additive Manufacturing Technologies in Restoration

Codarin

2020

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The current advancement of this research within the construction sector is the missing link for bridging the gap between the digitisation of building processes and the fabrication of architectural components. Renewed market needs and contemporary design languages require increasingly in-depth digital proficiency for the management of representation and production. The primary challenge of turning digital data into matter in the building design field must be overcome in order to demonstrate a possible transfer of benefits for new constructions, or interventions on existing buildings. The scientific community unanimously states the importance of deepening the most updated digital fabrication systems. With the aim of elaborating a methodological approach that prevents the technique from prevailing over the cultural assets a project requires, the present study proposes an innovative workflow for restoration projects on culturally relevant architecture in a state of degradation.

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InFormed Ceramics: Multi-axis Clay 3D Printing on Freeform Molds

Cited by 10 publications

References 9 publications

Innovation in Additive Manufacturing Using Polymers: A Survey on the Technological and Material Developments

Innovation in Additive Manufacturing Using Polymers: A Survey on the Technological and Material Developments

RobotSculptor: Artist-Directed Robotic Sculpting of Clay

Additive Manufacturing Technologies in Restoration

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