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Stephanie Smid & Sarika Bajaj Human Machine Virtuosity, Spring 2018 — — — ABSTRACT Robot’s Cradle was a project focused on creating a hybrid analog and digital design workflow for experimental weaving. Inspired by peg loom weaving or string art, our workflow involved transforming human drawing (tracked using motion capture software) into a weaving pattern
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Stephanie Smid and Sarika Bajaj current progress | example artifacts | next steps Our project involves creating a hybrid workflow that combines human drawing skill and robotic assembly for peg loom weaving. Through this workflow, artists should be able to draw patterns with specified string densities that a robot will solve for and manually string
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Stephanie Smid and Sarika Bajaj project context | motivation | scope | implementation Our project involves creating a hybrid workflow that combines human drawing skill and robotic assembly for peg loom weaving. Through this workflow, artists should be able to draw patterns with specified string densities that a robot will solve for and manually string
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Manuel Rodriguez Ladron de Guevara, Ariana Daly, and Sarika Bajaj February 19, 2018 As an introduction to the motion capture system and skill analysis workflow, our team chose to investigate the skill of juggling a diabolo, an hourglass shaped circus prop that is balanced on a string connected to two sticks. After some initial investigation
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