Nadya Peek develops novel fabrication machines at MIT's Center for Bits and Atoms. In this talk she will outline how to move from the rapid prototyping of things to the rapid prototyping of rapid prototyping machines. Nadya develops open machine infrastructure including mechanical, electrical, and software modules which are in use for architectural production, sculpture, and at Moog Aerosystems. Expect to see crazy machines, weird workflows, and sick factory shots.
Preferential access for Accreditation holders (until 5 min. starting time). Limited seats available.
Nadya Peek develops novel fabrication machines at MIT's Center for Bits and Atoms. In this talk she will outline how to move from the rapid prototyping of things to the rapid prototyping of rapid prototyping machines. Nadya develops open machine infrastructure including mechanical, electrical, and software modules which are in use for architectural production, sculpture, and at Moog Aerosystems. Expect to see crazy machines, weird workflows, and sick factory shots.
Preferential access for Accreditation holders (until 5 min. starting time). Limited seats available.
