What’s the big idea The objective of the our project is to be able to create an interactive cycle between Lizzee, our collaborating artist and technology. Upon analysis of Lizzee’s different works of arts, we have decided to capture the molding and mass production of her hand sculpted models. Lizzee has a passion for creating
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Human/Robot Graffiti Proposal (Final)
Perry Naseck | Andey Ng | Mary Tsai Overview Our project aims to discover and analyze the gestural aesthetic of graffiti and its translation into a robotic and technical system. Our goal is to augment and extend, but not replace, the craft of graffiti using a robotic system. With the capabilities of the robot, we
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P2.1 Paul Final
Hybrid Flow Diagram In supporting Paul’s move to faster and larger print setups, we wanted to enable his prints to maintain their same level of detail even in a blown up scale. He suggested doing large prints on the sides of abandoned buildings or empty parking lots which is doable with adjustments to his process.
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Human-Machine Graffiti (Rough Draft)
Perry Naseck, Andey Ng, and Mary Tsai Overview Our project aims to discover and analyze the gestural aesthetic of graffiti and its translation into a robotic and technical system. Our goal is to augment and extend, but not replace, the craft of graffiti using a robotic system. With the capabilities of the robot, we can
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Lizzee Feeds America
How to make 20 billion hot dogs: An exploration in human-machine virtuosityby Yi-Chen Lee, Matt Prindible, Lizzee Solomon, and Gabriela Tellez What’s the big idea? The objective of the our project is to be able to create an interactive cycle between Lizzee, our collaborating artist and technology. Upon analysis of Lizzee’s different works of arts,
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Hacksaw
In this exercise, the tool we chose was a Hacksaw which requires a human to push and pull the handle of the hacksaw while the blade scrapes against a wooden stud. Our process is as follows: Place the markers on a visible area on the tool so that the MotionCapture Cameras can detect the markers.
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Hammer Motion Capture Analysis
By: Yi-Chin Lee and Gabriela Tellez Introduction: The objective of this exercise was to convey and analyze the movement of a handheld tool. We analyzed the movement of hammering a nail into a piece of wood. The advantage of of tracking the motion of a hammer is that since this motion requires a great amount
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P1: Scissors Motion
Andy Kong & Gerardo Lira The tool that we used was a scissor. In order to capture the motion of this object, it was necessary that we place markers on locations where they would not change the plane orientation. Therefore, we decided to place one marker beside the hinge and two markers behind the gripping
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Exercise P1: Wood File
Perry Naseck & Olivia Seavy We examined the motion of a file used on the edge of a block of wood. To record movement, we attached motion capture points to the file-end of the tool in a triangular pattern. Using the motion capture software Motive, we tracked our motion capture points in digital space. In
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P1: Wood Gouge—Capturing Human Skill
For this exercise, we chose to study a simple hand gouge and a basswood blank. The specific motion we are interested in is the gouge digging in and carving up a sliver of the wood.