Workshops:
March 15-17, 2016
Conference:
March 18-19, 2016
University of Sydney
The
adoption of digital fabrication in creative industries continues to
accelerate as the potential for innovation and creative expression using
robotics is being harnessed. Rob|Arch2016 will provide hands-on experience with
the most recent robotic technologies as well as provide a platform for dissemination. It is an opportunity for researchers and industry to exchange expertise, explore
methods, compare techniques and forge new connections.
Rob|Arch is
a bi-annual conference series on the use of robots and robotic fabrication in
architecture, art and design. Initiated by the Association for Robots in
Architecture, it links industry with cutting edge research institutions.
In 2012 the conference was run by its founders in Vienna (Austria). In 2014 it was then
hosted by the University of Michigan (USA). In 2016 the conference will
travel to Australia where The Faculty of Architecture, Design and Planning at
The University of Sydney is proud to be the host of the conference.
Rob|Arch2016 seeks to bring together architects, artists, designers, fabricators, and industry leaders.
Rob|Arch2016 seeks to bring together architects, artists, designers, fabricators, and industry leaders.
The organizers of Rob|Arch2016 invite authors to submit papers with original
research relating to the use of robots in architecture, art, and design. With the theme "Trajectories", the purpose of this year’s conference is to advance the discourse surrounding
robotic fabrication and creative robotics, moving on its path toward the integration of human-robot interactions informed by sensor input and
real-time feedback in diverse environmental conditions.
The Sydney Rob|Arch2016
will take place shortly before Easter 2016, with Dagmar
Reinhardt and Rob Saunders of the University of Sydney as conference chairs. They are
joined by Marjo Niemelä (University of Sydney), Mari Velonaki and Hank Haeusler
(UNSW), Chris Knapp and Jonathan Nelson (Abedian School of Architecture, Bond
University), Jane Burry, Roland Snooks, and Nicholas Williams (RMIT), Dave
Pigram (UTS), and Tim Schork and Jon McCormack (Monash University) as
co-chairs.
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