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Hyperbody Msc2 Marien Teeuw, Bob Heester, Dimitra Dritsa, Esther Slagter Teachers: Gary Chang, Pablo Baquero Triana, Nimish Biloria, Effimia Giannopoulou
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Table of contents CONCEPT -Shape:Costa’s minimal surface 9 -Behaviour>passive 10 -Colour change by thouch 11 -Behaviour>active 12 -Thermochromic paint 18
FORM FINDING - Geometry optimization 23 - Building the Costa || Form analysis 24 - Geometry evaluation || Bending test 1.0 25 - Geometry evaluation || Bending test 2.0 26- Structural support 27 - Pattern optimization 28 - Propagation test || 1.0 30 - Propagation test || 2.0 31 - Relation with loop || 1.0 32 - Relation with loop || 2.0 34 - Behaviour 2.0 || Actuation systems 36 - Behaviour 2.0 || Actuation systems_Active_0 38
FABRICATION - Pattern optimization - Prototypes - The Swedish School of Textiles - University of Borås - Knitting - Gradient Printing
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The brief
Introduction
To engage in the design of ecologies of interaction; to design an interactive component that can fit into a moving loop structure that will travel around Europe. To design something that will encourage people to go beyond verbal interaction. To design and to fabricate a 1:1 architectural prototype. To conceptualize, design and fabricate components by applying parametric design.
This brochure is the culmination of several weeks of intense work and concludes the Msc 2. It contains not only the resulting products, but also the research that has led to these products. Hopefully it gives an accurate and enlightening account of the process and growth of the project. This project would not have been possible without our tutors Nimish Biloria, Gary Chang, Pablo Baquero Triana and Effimia Giannopoulou. Also we would like to thank the team of Metabody, for enabling us to challenge ourselves. But most of all our thanks goes out to Marjan Kooroshnia and Delia Dumitrescu of The Swedish School of Textiles University of Borüs, Sweden, for their incredible contribution and endless enthousiasm. – Bob Heester, Marien Teeuw, Dimitra Dritsa and Esther Slagter
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1 The concept HYPERBODY
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Concept Combining - Environmental awareness ( C) - Human interactivity - Fabric
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Shape: Costa’s minimal surface Six exits
Adjusted to human scale
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Constructed by eight pieces
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Behaviour > passive Colour change due to rise in temperature
Photoluminescence
Colour change by touch
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Behaviour > active Touch activates conductive wire
Behaviour > active Touch activates conductive wire
Wiring follows tubes
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Conductive wire (R)
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+ Arduino as touch sensor - senses if the conductive wire has been touched - sends signal to power supply conductive wire
Touch sensor
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Behaviour > active Touch activates sounds
Bluetooth amplifier
Copper wire coil
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Magnet
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Behaviour > active Human movement activates movement of costa to attract
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Ultrasonic sensors - 5 m range - Works in the dark - 15 angle - Attachment to the main structure
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360 servos - Connected on tubes - Pulling wire to move costas - Two per ring, six in total
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Thermocromic paint - Activation temperature 31 degrees celsius - Secunairy colour to primary colour
Two primary colors Binder
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Form finding HYPERBODY
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Geometry optimization 80 cm
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1st COMPONENT
OPTIMIZATION 1.0 -adjustment to dimensional constraints
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200 cm
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RELAXATION OPTIMIZATION 2 .0 -angle correction
OPTIMIZATION 3.0 -height readjustment according to scaffolding -readjustment of middle rings
FINAL OPTIMIZATION -relaxation based on the projection of the tubes
Building the Costa || Form Analysis
STEP 1: The geometry is divided to 4 parts using 2 mirror planes
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Geometry evaluation || Bending test 1.0
Initial point
Displacement
Geometry evaluation || Bending test 2.0
Initial point Displacement
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Geometry evaluation || Bending test 2.0 VERTEX DISPLACEMENT DEGREE A B C user
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DEFORMATION DEGREE
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Structural support
curve nodes
final material: fiberglass tubes
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Pattern experimentation
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Propagation test || 1.0
-horizontal direction -upper|bottom tubes more appropriate for interaction
Propagation test || 2.0
vertical direction -middle tubes more appropriate for interaction
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Final configuration
Relation with the loop || 1.0
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Relation with the loop || 2.0
Relation with the loop || 2.0
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Behaviour 2.0 || Actuation systems
LIGHT
TEMPERATURE
MOVEMENT
TOUCH
Behaviour 2.0 || Actuation systems
_no human presence_mode=PASSIVE
d < 300 cm
_human approaching_mode=ACTIVE_0
d < 50 cm
_human approaching_mode=ACTIVE_1
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Behaviour 2.0 || Actuation systems_ACTIVE_0
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3 Fabrication HYPERBODY
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Pattern optimization
Prototype 1.0
Prototype 2.0
Prototype 3.0 HYPERBODY
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The Swedish School of Textiles - University of Bor책s What did we do in Sweden?
Knit fabric green + white
Print gradient pattern
Print photoluminescent pattern
Pin white fabric with tape
Print gradient pattern on white fabric (16x)
UV
Expose patterns to UV on screens (4x)
Wash the screen (16x)
Print gradient pattern on white fabric (16x)
Wash the screen (16x)
Pin green fabric with tape
Print gradient pattern on green fabric (8x)
Cut and sew pieces (2x)
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Knitting Thermochromic Costa - Full rib structure - Materials: elastan and polyester
Light green Costa - Full rib structure - Contains low conductive yarn knitted in the back needle bed - Materials: elastan and polyester
Gradient printing Converting the gradient
Gradient tones
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Hyperbody Hyperbody Hyperbody Msc 2 Semester Semester 0202 TU Delft Delft TUTU Delft 2015 2015 2015