Tag Archives: Dragonfly

October 26, 2011

ACADIA 2011

Michael Braund, Chris Walsh, and I just presented a paper at this year’s iteration of ACADIA, a conference focusing on digital tools and techniques in architecture. Our submission was a paper featuring a human- space interaction analysis tool called, for … Continue reading →

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August 19, 2011

Dragonfly: New AI Agent engine based only on Perception

Here’s a preview of the completely new AI agent engine in Dragonfly. We’re really excited about it. For a couple reasons…. The first is that this AI engine is based only on perception, i.e. what the agent “sees” in a … Continue reading →

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March 24, 2011

Buildable vs. Useable

A few years ago, a major driver for research in architectural geometry was the growing gap between what was imaginable and what was buildable. With big advancements in the design and construction of freeform surfaces, parametric models, and live physics … Continue reading →

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