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About

FlexM is a 'computationally enhanced construction kit' that will enable a designer to construct, using a hub-and-spoke system with microprocessors embedded in the hubs, models that can subsequently be recognized by a computer. As the designer plays with the physical model, assembling, bending, and twisting the components, the computational representation will follow along. 

Related Publications

  • FlexM: a Computational Construction Kit for Architectural Modeling (2004) [MArch Theses]
  • The Design and Programming of Modular Robotic Construction Kits (2003) [Proposals]
  • ITR proposal: Computationally Enhanced Construction Kits (2003) [Proposals]

The Team

Markus EngEllen Yi-Luen DoKen Camarata

Last modified: 1/15/2009 by Rob Corser