Digital crafts-machine-ship: creative collaborations with machines

Digital crafts-machine-ship: creative collaborations with machines
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数字工艺-机器-船舶:与机器的创造性合作

DOI:
10.1145/3373644
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发表时间:
2019
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Interactions
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通讯作者:
McLean, Alex
McLean, Alex
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作者:
Andersen, Kristina;Wakkary, Ron;Devendorf, Laura;McLean, Alex

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