Cansu Yeni

12 Ağustos 2016 Cuma

Dynamo User Group Istanbul

Dynamo User Group Istanbul Sessions started.

Sessions leading by Mehmet Polat Diker and orginizing by Zeynep Bacınoğlu and Cansu Yeni.

You can watch several dynamo practises or you can present your own practises in these sessions.

If you are interested you can sign up to dynamo,istanbul group wtih link below.

http://rhb.com.tr/dynamo/

The first session was completed with more than 70 participants. Thank you for presenters;

Enes Kaan Karabay parametrically.com

and Mehmet Polat Diker redhotbim.com

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=312cBCBvpWY

The second session was completed with Mehmet Polat Diker's T-spline presentation and Bold Architecture's experience sharing made by Burcu Acet and Mehmet Akçan . Thank you for presenters;

Bold Mimarlık http://www.boldmimarlik.com/

Mehmet Polat Diker redhotbim.com

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xz2wXrQxPzo

The third session was completed with Barış Canpolat presentation. He present Dynamo scripts which are using by mechanical engineers. Thank you for this inspirational presentation.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v8oFEbJOdkI&feature=youtu.be

The forth session was completed with my presentation, i present MEP&ARCH coordination study and VakıfBank Facade Rationalization study.

The fifth session was completed with Ümit Balaban presentation. He present Dynamo experience which are using by mechanical engineers.

Ümit Balaban http://revitmepturkey.blogspot.com.tr/

29 Haziran 2016 Çarşamba

Aethereal Space - MSTAS 2016 Workshop

Light Painting with Robotic Arm

I participated in a 2 days workshop, in Bilgi University Department of Architecture. The aim was to create "Aethereal Space" with using Robotic Arm. It was really exciting experience for me.

We created definisions in grasshopper for create it with light. There was only one rule; the created line should be continues, because the light could not be closed while creating the geometry.

After creating the continous line in grasshopper, we could preview the simulation of robotic arm movements with KUKaprc add-in.

http://www.robotsinarchitecture.org/kuka-prc

KUKAprc has pretty a very friendly user interface. You can preview errors of the model, while in operation and see what is causing the problem. After finalising the definition, the data can be exported as ".src" format to transfer to the robotic arm.

Thank you to all team for such a successful work.

Participants;
Efe Gözen
Burcu Biçer Saner
Ayşegül Özarmut
Cansu Yeni