Robo Lab Residency 1+2<\/p>
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In the summer semester 2019 and winter semester 2019\/20, students of the Design Department had the opportunity to complete their term project as lab residency in the digital workshop.
The aim of this results-based project work was getting to know the newly acquired robotic arm and to develop creative potentials.
The \u201cUniversal Robot UR5\u201d is a relatively easy-to-operate and programmable arm, which was designed with a focus on low accessibility and use in in workshops.
The students acquired functional knowledge on how to use the robot, documented and structured their knowledge on a website<\/a> and developed concepts for integrating the technology into the existing digital workshop and design teaching.
Within this process, in addition to small art+technology works, resources and methods have been developed. These were edited into an accessible getting started format for students and teachers with little or no prior knowledge.<\/p>