Shape changing composite material design for interactions
Shape changing composite material design for interactions
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用于交互的变形复合材料设计
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2017
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Lining Yao
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Lining Yao
This thesis is about designing shape change composite material for interactions. Interaction has gone beyond computer screens and electronics to enter the realm of physical materials. Shape changes at the micro level will cause shape changes and other physical property changes at the macro level. A design strategy for bioinspired shape-changing composite materials includes two development steps: a shape-changing material unit (SCMUnit), followed by a shape-changing matrix composite (SCMC). SCMC contains the matrix phase and the dispersion phase, one of which is composed of SCMUnits. In addition, SCMC can be hierarchical, while SCMC and SCMUnits have a relationship of recursive embodiment. Two major projects exemplify how water-responsive shape-changing material can be used to design interactions based on the outlined design strategy. bioLogic is about hygromorphic bacteria-based SCMC, while Transformative Appetite is about water-driven edible SCMC material. Programmable transformations, multilayer composites and sequentialfoldings were engineered with these materials. A customized fabrication strategy, combining wet lab processes and additive manufacturing, was introduced, while applications were presented to exemplify various interaction scenarios. In addition, the SCMC design strategy has been adapted to develop shape-changing materials beyond water responses. Stimuli and responsive behaviors are used to categorize these materials. A design space for nature-inspired responsive material design for shape-changing interfaces was outlined from two aspects: the technical aspects and the conceptual aspects. The technical aspects are identified with the interplays of three features of nature: natural structural mechanisms, natural stimuli and natural transformation mechanisms. The conceptual aspects is summarized in two conceptual spaces: microscale shape changes for macroscale shape changes, and microscale shape changes for macroscale material property changes. Thesis Supervisor: Hiroshi Ishii Title: Jerome B. Wiesner Professor of Media Arts and Sciences Program in Media Arts and Sciences, MIT Shape Changing Composite Material Design for Interactions Signature redacted Thesis Reader ................... .......................................... .. / . . . Prof. eri Oxman Associate Professor of Media Arts and Sciences MIT Media Lab Shape Changing Composite Material Design for Interactions Thesis Reader ......................... Signature redacted Prof. JosephJacobson Professor of Media Arts and Sciences MIT Media Lab
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16.6
作者:
Harrington, Matthew J.;Razghandi, Khashayar;Burgert, Ingo
通讯作者:
Burgert, Ingo