Mesh mould metal - Revision history

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	The first (2012-14) phase of research, ‘Mesh mould’, addressed the 1:1 construction aspects of robotically-fabricated load-bearing structures, and a robotic extrusion process for a polymer mesh.		The first (2012-14) phase of research, ‘Mesh mould’, addressed the 1:1 construction aspects of robotically-fabricated load-bearing structures, and a robotic extrusion process for a polymer mesh.

−	The second phase, ‘Mesh mould metal’, has focused on the transition of the structurally-weak polymer-based extrusion process into a fully load-bearing construction system, by replicating the process in ~~[https://purnellsfabrications.com.au/sheet-~~metal~~/ metal]~~.	+	The second phase, ‘Mesh mould metal’, has focused on the transition of the structurally-weak polymer-based extrusion process into a fully load-bearing construction system, by replicating the process in metal.

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	The first (2012-14) phase of research, ‘Mesh mould’, addressed the 1:1 construction aspects of robotically-fabricated load-bearing structures, and a robotic extrusion process for a polymer mesh.		The first (2012-14) phase of research, ‘Mesh mould’, addressed the 1:1 construction aspects of robotically-fabricated load-bearing structures, and a robotic extrusion process for a polymer mesh.

−	The second phase, ‘Mesh mould metal’, has focused on the transition of the structurally-weak polymer-based extrusion process into a fully load-bearing construction system, by replicating the process in metal.	+	The second phase, ‘Mesh mould metal’, has focused on the transition of the structurally-weak polymer-based extrusion process into a fully load-bearing construction system, by replicating the process in [https://purnellsfabrications.com.au/sheet-metal/ metal].

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	Content and images courtesy of GKR. For more information, see [http://gramaziokohler.arch.ethz.ch/ GKR].		Content and images courtesy of GKR. For more information, see [http://gramaziokohler.arch.ethz.ch/ GKR].

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	* 3D concrete printer.		* 3D concrete printer.
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	* Formwork.		* Formwork.
	* Major cast metal components.		* Major cast metal components.
		+	* Metal.
	* Metal and ceramic injection molding.		* Metal and ceramic injection molding.
	* Metal fabrication.		* Metal fabrication.

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	Since 2015, the Zurich-based research group Gramazio Kohler Research has been developing ‘mesh mould metal’. This is a project studying the unification of concrete reinforcement and formwork into a single, robotically-fabricated material system.		Since 2015, the Zurich-based research group Gramazio Kohler Research has been developing ‘mesh mould metal’. This is a project studying the unification of concrete reinforcement and formwork into a single, robotically-fabricated material system.
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	Since 2015, the Zurich-based research group Gramazio Kohler Research has been developing ‘mesh mould metal’. This is a project studying the unification of concrete reinforcement and formwork into a single, robotically-fabricated material system.		Since 2015, the Zurich-based research group Gramazio Kohler Research has been developing ‘mesh mould metal’. This is a project studying the unification of concrete reinforcement and formwork into a single, robotically-fabricated material system.
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	The research involves the development of ‘a fully automated bending and welding process for meshes fabricated from 3 mm steel wire.’		The research involves the development of ‘a fully automated bending and welding process for meshes fabricated from 3 mm steel wire.’

−	Standard industrial robots have limited payload capacities yet have a high capacity for precise spatial coordination. Therefore, their optimal use requires construction processes with minimal mass transfer and a high degree of geometric definition. Subsequently, the fabrication ~~of formwork for~~ material efficiency, with geometrically complex concrete ~~element constituted the focus of the investigation~~.	+	Standard industrial robots have limited payload capacities yet have a high capacity for precise spatial coordination. Therefore, their optimal use requires construction processes with minimal mass transfer and a high degree of geometric definition. Subsequently, the focus of the investigation was fabrication with material efficiency in mind, with geometrically complex concrete elements.

	[[File:Meshmouldmetal4.jpg\|link=File:Meshmouldmetal4.jpg]]		[[File:Meshmouldmetal4.jpg\|link=File:Meshmouldmetal4.jpg]]

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−	Since 2015, the Zurich-based research group Gramazio Kohler Research has ~~developed~~ ‘mesh mould metal’. This is a project studying the unification of concrete reinforcement and formwork into a single, robotically-fabricated material system.	+	Since 2015, the Zurich-based research group Gramazio Kohler Research has been developing ‘mesh mould metal’. This is a project studying the unification of concrete reinforcement and formwork into a single, robotically-fabricated material system.

	[[File:Meshmouldmetal2.jpg\|link=File:Meshmouldmetal2.jpg]]		[[File:Meshmouldmetal2.jpg\|link=File:Meshmouldmetal2.jpg]]

−	~~Based on the~~ first (2012-14) phase of research, ‘Mesh mould’, ~~the project addresses~~ the 1:1 construction aspects of robotically-fabricated load-bearing structures, and ~~developed~~ a robotic extrusion process for a polymer mesh.	+	The first (2012-14) phase of research, ‘Mesh mould’, addressed the 1:1 construction aspects of robotically-fabricated load-bearing structures, and a robotic extrusion process for a polymer mesh.

	The second phase, ‘Mesh mould metal’, has focused on the transition of the structurally-weak polymer-based extrusion process into a fully load-bearing construction system, by replicating the process in metal.		The second phase, ‘Mesh mould metal’, has focused on the transition of the structurally-weak polymer-based extrusion process into a fully load-bearing construction system, by replicating the process in metal.
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−	The ~~current~~ research ~~is involved in~~ the development of ‘a fully automated bending and welding process for meshes fabricated from 3 mm steel wire.’	+	The research involves the development of ‘a fully automated bending and welding process for meshes fabricated from 3 mm steel wire.’

−	Standard industrial robots have limited payload capacities yet have a high capacity for precise spatial coordination. Therefore, an optimal use ~~of the machine~~ requires construction processes with minimal mass transfer and a high degree of geometric definition. Subsequently, the fabrication of formwork for material efficiency, with geometrically complex concrete element constituted the focus of the investigation.	+	Standard industrial robots have limited payload capacities yet have a high capacity for precise spatial coordination. Therefore, their optimal use requires construction processes with minimal mass transfer and a high degree of geometric definition. Subsequently, the fabrication of formwork for material efficiency, with geometrically complex concrete element constituted the focus of the investigation.

	[[File:Meshmouldmetal4.jpg\|link=File:Meshmouldmetal4.jpg]]		[[File:Meshmouldmetal4.jpg\|link=File:Meshmouldmetal4.jpg]]

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	* Metal fabrication.		* Metal fabrication.
	* Rebar.		* Rebar.
		+	* Reinforced concrete.
	* Timber shell structure.		* Timber shell structure.

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