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Spun out of its co-founders’ consulting work with a major sportswear manufacturer, @active_impact-backed @Metafold3D aims to help address the bottleneck at the design side of 3D printing. #CDNtech betakit.com/metafold-3d-secu…
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Penrose tilings are a beautiful combination of art and math, which is what initially attracted Dr. @wheelissa to geometry! Now she's an expert and professional doing this every day at, not one, but TWO different geometry-based startups. Interview conducted and edited by @egotman
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More #lattices in bigger volumes! This tetrakaidecahedron lattice print has over 30K unit cells, and over 700K beams. #3Dprinting #metamaterials
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First prints are starting to come off our V2 printer! #3Dprinter #metamaterials
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We printed this #Lattice sample with over 10K unit cells and more than half a million beams. Just getting warmed up for our big prints! Stay tuned! #3Dprinting #metamaterials
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Our original challenge was: we know how to do tri, quad, and hex patterns on surfaces by parameterization. Can we do Penrose patterns? A Penrose pattern is (2-)aperiodic: it does not admit translational similarities in the plane. So seamless UV parameterization is not possible.
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While this year's conference is online and not in Toronto, there's no keeping the Toronto out of SGP 🍁 Thanks to Mesh Inc, our local Geometry consultation group @Mesh_Geometry for being a silver level sponsor!
meshconsultants.ca/
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Doing hardware development during COVID lockdowns has presented some challenges. Also: opportunities! Here is Metafold 3D CTO @Mesh_Geometry deep in video conference with.... our 3D printer.
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Metafold 3D launches 3D print service for complex geometries, Digital Metal debuts pure copper for binder jetting, and space launch company Orbex to build largest 3D printer in the EU. These stories and more round out this week in additive manufacturing. all3dp.com/1/3d-printing-ind…
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Nice blog on 3D-printing spinodoid metamaterials and looking beyond periodic lattices! I’ll also be talking about spinodoids and inverse design at the WCCM-ECCOMAS 2020 next week. See you there if you are joining!
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Credits: Elissa Ross
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I stumbled across this amazing website, fascinating. facstaff.susqu.edu/brakke/ev…
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#UofTCares: #UofT researchers from @UofTDaniels, @UofTInfoFaculty & @UofTArtSci mobilize resources to produce equipment for health-care workers uoft.me/5in
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Tessagon - Tessellate your favorite 3D surfaces (technically, 2D manifolds) with triangles, hexagons, or a number of other curated tiling types github.com/cwant/tessagon
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In which I briefly pretend to be a data scientist and say something about home renovation trends in Toronto. Humbly returning to my regular job now. medium.com/mesh-consultants/… @Open_TO @Mesh_Geometry
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Space filling loops - Infinite lattice of identical interwoven circles, all of which
- divide circumference equally
- have the same twist angle everywhere
- are surrounded by their neighbours in the same way.
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Today's Workshop on Studying Mathematics Cognition in the Cybernetic Age is streaming now on #FieldsLive! Watch at the link #mathematics #matheducation
fields.utoronto.ca/live
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Really excited to be at #aectech2019 to give a talk about geometric robustness. I’m glad they put this sign up for me. #mathisfun
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Terrific talk by @wheelissa on the odyssey of finding good tools for mathematical illustration—and a Choose Your Own Adventure book to go along with it! @ICERM
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New paper in #siggraphasia2019 about "Chebyshev Nets from Commuting PolyVector Fields" where we introduce a new notion of vector-field integrability that allows us to design these networks of equal edge length. With Andy Sageman-Furnas, Albert Chern, and Mirela Ben-Chen.
