[rev_slider alias="pavilion-1"][/rev_slider] Prototyping the Future of Local, Cyclic Manufacturing. @ Ars Electronica 2021, A New Deal, 8.-12. September 2021Link to Event It is clear that the future of production has to be local and must be built around a circular economy. The Wandering Factory project pushes that goal
[rev_slider alias="ars-electronica-festival-2015-1"][/rev_slider] Robodrum The robodrum project is a robotic setup consisting of 4 KUKA robotic arms equipped with drums, which doesn’t aim to replicate a human performance exactly, nor to be better or faster than one. Instead, it becomes an algorithmic system that allows visitors to leave acoustic traces.
[rev_slider alias="Ars-Electronica-Festival-2017"][/rev_slider] Robot Doing Nothing in collaboration with COPA Data GmbH and KUKA CEE Installation at the Ars Electronica Festival 2017. Concept: Emanuel Gollob Robotics: Johannes Braumann Sonification: Michael Schweiger Visuals: Chris Noelle CREDITS Emanuel Gollob, Johannes Braumann
[rev_slider alias="Hack-the-robot"][/rev_slider] CREDITS Benjamin Greimel, Johannes Braumann,
[rev_slider alias="Metal-Bending"][/rev_slider] In collaboration with Tylko A prototypical coffee table is bent by a KUKA arm. CREDITS Johannes Braumann
[rev_slider alias="Lightpainting"][/rev_slider] In collaboration with Chris Noelle A long-time exposure captures the robot's movement with its attached LEDs. CREDITS Johannes Braumann LINK Metofa
[rev_slider alias="Fluxuri"][/rev_slider] In collaboration with Pxxle A novel textile material is manipulated algorithmicly with a KUKA robot.CREDITS Johannes Braumann,
[rev_slider alias="Ars-Electronica-Festival-2015"][/rev_slider] Incremental Forming In collaboration with RWTH Aachen Incremental Forming shows how an industrial robot – a machine that is commonly used for mass fabrication – can be used for mass customization, where every piece is unique and can be tailored to individual requirements. Building upon the
[rev_slider alias="SolPol"][/rev_slider] Experiments on robotic welding of collector elements as part of a funded research project SolPol at Industrial Design. Together with students of industrial design, the product potential and conceivable product variants were first examined in order to derive ambitious design concepts. The Solpol research project
[rev_slider alias="Creative-Robotics-Exhibition"][/rev_slider] Curated Exhibition at Ars Electronica Center.CREDITS Johannes Braumann