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Why Everyone Should Own a Giant Robot Arm

Talkat FITC Toronto 2015 · 2015-04-12..04-14· [creative-coding, web-platform]
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Starts with a claim: ordinary people can own and use industrial tools. Describes using Grasshopper to generate CAD, sending files to SLS 3D printing, MakerBot, laser cutters and a five-axis CNC robot to make finished goods. Details: earrings and jewelry produced one‑off, no inventory; a Kickstarter run of 500 leather bike‑lights with automated CAD output; 30 sandstone likenesses made in two weeks. Shows what was built, which machines did the work, and the surprise of rapid, small‑batch viability.

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  1. 0:00Start
  2. 0:06WHY SHOULD EVERYONE OWN A ROBOT ARM?
  3. 4:18RAPID PROTOTYPING
  4. 5:06COMPUTATIONAL DESIGN
  5. 5:42DIGITAL MANUFACTURING
  6. 6:34MASS CUSTOMIZATION
  7. 18:46IT'S EMPOWERING
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