Tag Archives: Screen

Renderings to Reality at MIT

Posted on May 15, 2013 by

After weeks of design, simulation, and analysis through many methods of digital visualization, the exhibition becomes reality. And, though we know we anticipated and tested every detail, we were definitely taken aback at how much the realization felt like stepping … Continue reading →

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Incremental Change

Posted on April 10, 2013 by

We are finalizing details for Incremental Change – an exhibition that opens at MIT’s Keller Gallery next week. We’ve designed the exhibition as a status report of the increasing global reach of AtFAB CNC Furniture downloads, and to make a case for … Continue reading →

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Cellular Screen Prototype

Posted on July 28, 2011 by

The first full size screen prototype is complete. On the first go, the individual pieces went together exactly as anticipated, and Carolyn’s etched tattoos simplified the assembly process. Combined with light bouncing through its cells, the screen’s connections transform $49 … Continue reading →

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Screen Tests

Posted on July 15, 2011 by

Full scale screen prototyping began this week. To find the perfect fit, we bracketed tooling settings by testing differentials between the actual bit diameter and those specified in our CAM settings. Carolyn and Joe milled 7 tests, with each removing … Continue reading →

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