S. Leder, Ramon Weber, D. Wood, Oliver Bucklin, A. Menges
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Abstract
The creation of a new generation of small, modular, simplified robots for the assembly of custom-built structures is highly relevant in the fields of architectural design and construction. The aim of the research is to present a new feasible robotic system that could be implemented for the assembly of strut structures. The research showcases the development of bespoke single axis, double gripper robots that as a distributed robotic system assembles structures from standardized timber struts. We present a control scheme for collective assembly, only enabled by the collaboration of multiple robots and timber struts, shifting away from prefabrication towards autonomous, robotic, on-site construction in architectural scale.