This has been a project I've been working on for the past 7 months in my free time, along with Tim Williams. It is a mobile cnc plotter, that takes vector based images and allows a computer controller to operate it. Besides the CNC kit of the 3 motors and control unit, all the other parts are available over the counter at hardware stores. Exhibited recently at Maker Faire Detroit at the Henry Ford Museum
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4.8.10
Project Video
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10.5.10
Studio is done! (for now)
These are a few of the images from my senior project, done along with Tim Williams and Osama El-Tayash. We've spent the semester working on a City Center for Warsaw, Poland developing a myriad of designs across an enormous site. We've had a good run at things and I've thoroughly enjoyed working with them this semester as it was one of the best ones to date. We primarily used Rhino, Vray, Grasshopper, AutoCAD and Photoshop to create our final images. Our composite boards are under my portfolio section. Enjoy!
Interior of Architecture Museum:

Interior of Cafe looking towards plaza:

Interior of Retail Shopping:

Overall Site Perspective
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5.4.10
Our First (almost) Full Test
We have a full 2.0 working axis and are now working on finishing up the last .5 with the Z control, the basic marker on/off switch.
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