The Master Programme in Robotics and Advanced Construction is an innovative educational format that offers interdisciplinary skills and understanding through a series of class seminars that are put into practice through hands-on workshops. IAAC gives students the opportunity to create individual studio agendas and develop Pilot Thesis Projects based on the knowledge acquired during the seminars and workshops split into 3 Modules. In this way, IAAC puts together an experimental learning environment for the training of professionals with both theoretical and practical responses to the increasing complexity of the construction sector.
Course: MRAC01 24/25 Applied Theory III
Distributed Intelligence, collaborative planning & gamified shared awareness
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A Multi-Agent System for Robotic Metal Bending.
Course Overview The MRAC Applied Theory III course focuses on the exploration of collaborative robotics through the lens of ( MAS ) Multi-Agent Systems, in which different components of the system work autonomously and collaborate in order to execute complex tasks. The course investigates how digital and physical bots , operate within a shared environment … Read more
Applied Theory III _ Un_Log Factory
INTRODUCTION In today’s construction industry, a large portion of timber is discarded due to its non-standard shape, curvature, or internal defects. Un_Log Factory challenges this paradigm by proposing a digitally augmented fabrication system that embraces the natural irregularity of timber. Instead of seeing bent or cracked logs as waste, our process redefines them as raw … Read more
