3d fabrication and robotic control
Thursday, 10 May 2007 03:42 pmI thought this was cool, if pricey: a service to make your sketchup, 2nd life, or wii avatar in coloured plaster.
But this is probably cooler: Build a Candyfab 4000 to fabricate your objects from sugar. DIY, $500 parts. (Link via
secretsoflife)
Indeed, it's based around a controller board kit which might even be useful for work. I'm tempted to inquire with a prof about using this board to assist with developing better servo-motor controls for one of the labs. *ponder ponder ponder*
But this is probably cooler: Build a Candyfab 4000 to fabricate your objects from sugar. DIY, $500 parts. (Link via
Indeed, it's based around a controller board kit which might even be useful for work. I'm tempted to inquire with a prof about using this board to assist with developing better servo-motor controls for one of the labs. *ponder ponder ponder*
Re: Fabjectory
Date: Friday, 11 May 2007 07:26 pm (UTC)It's funny, when I was a kid, faced with a bag of legos, I had no problem occupying myself for hours.
Now, with sketchup, I'm at a complete loss for choosing something to design. I ran it once, learned enough to build a spaceship, and haven't run it again.
I had an easier time learning to work with sculpey, but that was mostly technique, learning millifiori. ...and now it's sitting in my closet. :)
Inspiration. Hmm.