FLUIDITY is a bench designed for industrial modern interiors. The cold concrete and beige plywood create a sophisticated bend of natural and manufactured materials making it suitable for this context. The form is simple with slight fluid curve, yet engaging as this philosophy repeats throughout the design. FLUIDITY is suited in isolation as it fills a space with its visual impact.

Robotic fabrication was used to fulfill our vision as precision is needed to cut mathematic equations which are beyond human capabilities. The concrete form was cast from robotic cut foam which was designed using ruled surfaces, a limitation of this method. However the boundary was pushed as the form does not appear geometric .It appears fluid in style. The seat itself was made possible by using a CNC automatic milling machine to precisely cut contours, fusing the wood and concrete forms together.

Group members：

Tianzhu zhang, Christian Terlato, Samuel Mulkearns, Hao wu, Anh Dong, Peter Higgins

Studio:

Roboto --- Rmit industrial design

Supervisors:

Dr Scott Mayson & Ryan Pennings

Partners:

Autodesk

RMIT Architectural Robotic Lab

Robot:

UR10

The actual turned out to be impressively approach the CAD file and Render, this really emphasizes the strength of Robotic fabrication in Industrial design.