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Arduino, Cardboard, Computer, Steppe motor, Two potentiometers
Adaption
Architecture
BDEA-E2016
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Kinetics
Student Project
Circle of Life is an exploration of movement in a one-room apartment. Our aim is to challenge the static nature of the modern apartment, and ultimately to create a more dynamic, customizable way of living.
Circle of Life is an exploration of movement in a one-room apartment. Our aim is to challenge the static nature of the modern apartment, and ultimately to create a more dynamic, customizable way of living. You will be able to change your apartment according to your specific current need, without the hassle of moving furniture around. The project was made over a few weeks, and involved a great deal of laser cutting, and some 3D printing. The concept evolves around the circular platform in the middle of the floor, which is attached to a stepper motor that allows 360-degree rotation. The speed and direction is controlled by two potentiometers, and behind it all is an Arduino. On the circle is a table that can connect with different components in the apartment, creating new possibilities according to its position.
Participants:
Bachelor Student: | Oliver Ungermann Kokholm |
Bachelor Student: | Jakob Løfstedt |
Bachelor Student: | Magnus Matias Villumsen |
Bachelor Student: | Max Madsen |
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Participants:
Bachelor Student: | Oliver Ungermann Kokholm |
Bachelor Student: | Jakob Løfstedt |
Bachelor Student: | Magnus Matias Villumsen |
Bachelor Student: | Max Madsen |
Legal
© Max Madsen, Oliver Kokholm Ungermann, Jakob Løfstedt & Magnus Matias Villumsen
contents on this page is published under the following license
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