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| − | == The Research ==
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| − | '''What is the influence of cell structures towards the bending behavior of the TPE?'''
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| − | 1. Choosing one fragment of our furniture
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| − | 3. Cell structures research (causing it to be soft, hard, stif, flexible, strong or weak etc.)
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| − | Now it was our task to think of selecting certain structures, and translating them in a three-dimensional way. What should be mentioned i that there can be made many more interesting structures, but for now we've made a selection of three different strategies of structures that result in a different bending behaviour. The translation into Grasshopper has been a very helpfull excersice for us, it made us understand the logic of Grasshopper better. We can use this knowledge and skills to make even better structures in a later research, for now; let's focus on our three selections.
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| − | What should be mentioned is that all the structures are made for experiment prints; to test the behaviours of these structures with different porosities, wire thicknesses et cetera (defined with attractors).
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