Printflatables

[Craig]

Ok,

At one point, 10bit was looking for furniture items that could also be easily stowed/stored away.
Well, seems MIT's Tangible Media Group came up with something that fits the requirements,
Printflatables : http://tangible.media.mit.edu/project/printflatables/

Could do a inflatable hut at a scale that would allow for sound dampening noisy equipment areas.

Craig

[Les Hall]

that seems at first glance to be a very good idea - that must have been explored by someone...

Les

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[Craig]

On Saturday, September 9, 2017 at 1:32:41 AM UTC, Les Hall wrote:

that seems at first glance to be a very good idea - that must have been explored by someone...

Add in the 3d plastic pellets and I think one can simulate bean bag style furniture.

Aeromorph & jamsheets (the opposite of inflatables) would seem to result in more compact items.
Once a sheet(s) has been made, would seem to provide an interesting way to prototype different forms.
https://trackr-media.tangiblemedia.org/publishedmedia/Papers/628-aeroMorph%20%20Heatsealing%20Inflatable/Published/PDF
http://tangible.media.mit.edu/project/jamsheets/

Would be interesting to see if one could make usable portable walls / barriers / workspace cubicals/benches, which could be compactly
rolled up after use / when stored.  Or remake / re-invision wood flat pack items out of jam sheets.

Craig

Les

On Fri, Sep 8, 2017 at 8:22 PM, Craig via 10BitWorks <sa-hackerspace+APn2wQfVho8FuSVRTr9u6yVATUG9okQL0XgUAeNL6Cx3TPsBy@googlegroups.com> wrote:

Ok,

At one point, 10bit was looking for furniture items that could also be easily stowed/stored away.
Well, seems MIT's Tangible Media Group came up with something that fits the requirements,
Printflatables : http://tangible.media.mit.edu/project/printflatables/

Could do a inflatable hut at a scale that would allow for sound dampening noisy equipment areas.

Craig

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