Introducing EZ-EC, our contribution to the AEC Tech 2020 hackathon! EZ-EC (Easy Embodied Carbon) is a web application that can be used by AEC professionals to get quick estimates of embodied carbon performance of building designs in early project phases. As a user, you provide details about the land lot, massing geometry, structural system and façade. As a response, you get the GWPs (Global Warming … Continue reading EZ-EC; embodied carbon made eazy
Big news today! Psyched to share that Swarm (evolution of Resthopper) and ShapeDiver are merging. Read more here, and check out the video: https://www.shapediver.com/blog/shapediver-swarm-merge-thornton-tomasetti-investment/ Parametric modeling for everyone!! Continue reading big news! swarm and shapediver are merging
The machine learning bot that improves knowledge sharing and use of existing data within AEC companies Background The idea of this project came around as a conversation about how advanced parametric engineering tools will never be able to replace the power of senior staff with decades of experience in designing structures. They have the ability to quickly answer technical questions using their engineering judgement and … Continue reading meet fraiboto, an ai based chatbot encapsulating the collective intelligence of aec organizations
This is what the winners of the “Bettering the people in the AEC industry” award look like in this weekend’s AEC Hackathon at BLOXHUB: Sara Almstedt, Felipe Bandeira, Øyvind Fossum, Puria Safari Hesari, Milovann Yanatchkov and yours truly. Our hack was FreiBot-O – an #AI based chatbot that encapsulates the collective intelligence of entire engineering organizations. She’s able to give you design recommendations, help you … Continue reading winners of the AEC Hackathon 2020 at BLOXHUB, CPH
In October last year I had the great pleasure of presenting our latest technology development projects in CORE studio at the AEC Tech symposium in NYC together with my colleagues Sergey Pigach and Badri Hiriyr. We presented T2D2 – a facade damage detection tool using AI, and Swarm – a marketplace for parametric design apps. I start at 11:35, but I strongly recommend watching the whole … Continue reading video recording from our presentation at AEC Tech 2019
Happy new year and thanks for a great decade, friends and colleagues. To wrap up the 2010s, I’d like to share this V-Ray rendering of a Grasshopper script I made back in school, probably around 2011. If I only knew what a ride the following 9 years would be! I graduated after 6 years of studies, moved back and forth to the UK and US … Continue reading happy new year and thanks for a great decade
Great open source sample project by the awesome Margaret Wang of how to combine rhino.compute, three.js, vue.js, node.js, express.js, mongodb to create a fully functioning web application: https://github.com/mm-wang/WebApplicationWorkshop the sample app was originally developed in the context of the #AECTechSeattle2019 workshop hosted by CORE studio at Thornton Tomasetti Continue reading rhino compute / threejs open source sample web application
Thanks Emil Adiels for inviting me to co-organize this awesome weaving workshop together with yourself, Chris Williams, Alison Martin, Robin Oval, Isak Näslund, Sofia Malmsten and Daniel Jonsson. Happy to assist on the tech side plus I learnt a lot of new cool things about geometry and weaving. Who knew that stiff gridshells can be achieved with literally no mechanical fasteners? Also big congrats to … Continue reading snapshot from weaving workshop at chalmers
One of few successful attempts to simulate biaxial relaxation of prebent laths with scissor joints in Emu. Earlier this week we ran a workshop at Chalmers University with the theme #Weaving. More info soon. Continue reading biaxial relaxation of pre-bent laths with scissor joints in Emu
poster credit: Emil Adiels Continue reading upcoming weaving workshop
