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Mobile Fabrication

Talkat UIST 2016 · 2016-10-16..10-19· [creative-coding]
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Explores personal fabrication on the go with two hardware prototypes: a modified MEM 3D printer that prints a truss-optimized allen key in ~25 minutes (claimed down to ~2 min) and a 3Doodler pen prototype that yields perfect-fit tips by tracing instructions. Researchers collect 75 scenarios from 40 volunteers and have 39 people curate them; an in-situ metro study with 12 participants shows users are far more satisfied and find solutions more useful when a solution database guides human-assisted fabrication.

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  1. 0:00Introduction to mobile fabrication
  2. 1:07History of fabrication evolution
  3. 2:52Why mobile fabrication matters
  4. 4:18Prototypes and proof of concept
  5. 7:06First prototype demo
  6. 8:52Design optimization for speed
  7. 10:15Limitations of first prototype
  8. 10:37Human-assisted prototype
  9. 13:10Advanced fabrication techniques
  10. 14:40User study results
  11. 16:05Summary of findings
  12. 16:47Future hardware objectives
  13. 18:12Q&A session
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