Junho 2024 vol. 12 num. 3 - XXVII International Conference of the Ibero-American Society of Digital Graphics
Full Article - Open Access.
Spatially Graded Modeling: An Integrated Workflow For 3D Concrete Printing
Spatially Graded Modeling: An Integrated Workflow For 3D Concrete Printing
Hernández Vargas, José ;
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While 3D concrete printing (3DCP) has surged in popularity, methods to harness its design potential remain largely underdeveloped. Existing design-to-manufacture workflows most commonly restrict the design to the overall geometry and a set of print parameters that may fall outside of the scope of the designer. This study presents a novel approach to integrate design and manufacturing by an integrated design-to-manufacture workflow that allows the gradation of the wall thickness along the printed part, which can be independently manipulated using established computer graphic techniques like texture projection and mesh coloring. The effectiveness of this workflow is demonstrated through the fabrication of a test body featuring a customized surface pattern. This approach aims to extend the design scope for 3DCP, enabling the addition and editing of surface patterns without geometry or code manipulation.
Full Article:
While 3D concrete printing (3DCP) has surged in popularity, methods to harness its design potential remain largely underdeveloped. Existing design-to-manufacture workflows most commonly restrict the design to the overall geometry and a set of print parameters that may fall outside of the scope of the designer. This study presents a novel approach to integrate design and manufacturing by an integrated design-to-manufacture workflow that allows the gradation of the wall thickness along the printed part, which can be independently manipulated using established computer graphic techniques like texture projection and mesh coloring. The effectiveness of this workflow is demonstrated through the fabrication of a test body featuring a customized surface pattern. This approach aims to extend the design scope for 3DCP, enabling the addition and editing of surface patterns without geometry or code manipulation.
Palavras-chave: Robotic fabrication, 3D concrete printing, Variable filament width, Design for manufacturing, Print path design,
Palavras-chave: Robotic fabrication, 3D concrete printing, Variable filament width, Design for manufacturing, Print path design,
DOI: 10.5151/sigradi2023-437
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Hernández Vargas, José; "Spatially Graded Modeling: An Integrated Workflow For 3D Concrete Printing", p. 362-373 . In: .
São Paulo: Blucher,
2024.
ISSN 2318-6968,
DOI 10.5151/sigradi2023-437
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