Robotic Toolpath
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Robotic Toolpath
Robotic Toolpath is a set of instructions that tells a robot exactly where to move and what to do during digital fabrication. In digital fabrication, a robotic toolpath can be changed quickly to make different shapes or patterns, which helps designers try out new ideas without building new machines. These toolpaths can use information from 3D models and can include details like speed, angle, and the order of movements. Some advanced systems can change the toolpath while the robot is working, using sensors to get better results. This means designers can make custom objects or parts that fit together perfectly, even if each one is different.
digital fabrication, robotic arm, toolpath generation, 3D modeling, adaptive manufacturing, sensor feedback
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