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SketchChair studio TEI2011

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SketchChair is an application that allows novice users to take part in the entire process of designing and fabricating their own full-sized usable chairs from scratch. During the studio, participants will be able to design, build and take home their own scale model paper chair. Participants will be introduced to SketchChair whilst learning how to use a paper cutting plotter to make slice form models. Furthermore we will discuss the considerations around designing tools for customization and CNC production.

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Gross, M. 2007.Now More Than Ever: computational thinking and a science of design, Japan Society for the Science of Design, 16(2): 50--54.
[2]
Landay, J. 2009. Design Tools for the Rest of Us.

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TEI '11: Proceedings of the fifth international conference on Tangible, embedded, and embodied interaction
January 2011
470 pages
ISBN:9781450304788
DOI:10.1145/1935701
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Published: 22 January 2010

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  1. customization.
  2. fabrication
  3. rapid prototyping
  4. sketch-based modeling
  5. user interface
  6. user-generated design

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