Camila Friedman-Gerlicz

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CHI '252nd AuthorDesktop 3D Printing & Personal Fabrication +2

3D Printing Eggshells: Exploring Eco-Socio-Technical Relations through Biomaterial Design

In response to ongoing environmental crises, the digital fabrication community within HCI has recently begun to design with biomaterials. Biomaterials and their corresponding practices carry eco-socio-technical relations that shape the creation of more sustainable futures. From this perspective, we present three entan…

CHI '251st AuthorHonorable MentionDesktop 3D Printing & Personal Fabrication +1

ColdGlass: Full-Color Desktop 3D Printing in Glass

ColdGlass is a new material and workflow for accessible, affordable, and full-color glass 3D printing. We present: 1) a recipe for a 3D printable glass paste, 2) software and hardware that enable 3D printing, and 3) a firing schedule for sintering printed parts into solid glass. We evaluate our recipe and firing sched…

CHI '255th+ AuthorHonorable MentionDesktop 3D Printing & Personal Fabrication +1

American Indian Pottery and Clay 3D Printing: An Exploration of Opportunities and Risks in Professional Practice

We describe an artist residency program in which three professional American Indian potters experiment with the use of clay 3D printing in their practice. The artists navigate the opportunities and risks involved in blending 3D printing with Pueblo pottery. In our analysis, we introduce and examine three aspects of di…

UIST '242nd AuthorDesktop 3D Printing & Personal Fabrication +1

TRAvel Slicer: Continuous Extrusion Toolpaths for 3D Printing

In this paper we present Travel Reduction Algorithm (TRAvel) Slicer, which minimizes travel movements in 3D printing. Conventional slicing software generates toolpaths with many travel movements--movements without material extrusion. Some 3D printers are incapable of starting and stopping extrusion and it is difficult…

DIS '245th+ AuthorDesktop 3D Printing & Personal Fabrication +2

Practice-driven Software Development: A Collaborative Method for Digital Fabrication Systems Research in a Residency Program

Building new software tools for professional digital fabrication requires that HCI researchers understand domain-specific materials and fabrication workflows to ensure software operations align with professional manufacturing requirements. To bridge the research-practice divide, we adopt a practice-driven software dev…

CHI '241st AuthorAging-Friendly Technology Design +2

WeaveSlicer: Expanding the Range of Printable Geometries in Clay

Clay 3D printing is a relatively new technology and only a narrow range of geometries is 3D printable if one is employing commercially available slicing software. We experienced these limitations in an artist residency program where artists discovered that many desired geometries failed to print successfully. This mot…

CHI '243rd AuthorShape-Changing Materials & 4D Printing +1

Shape-Changing Clay-Dough: Taking a Material-Oriented Approach to 3D Printing Ceramic Forms

This paper presents clay-dough, a 3D printable ceramic material that is made from a mixture of stoneware clay and a biomaterial dough. While all clays shrink when they are fired at high temperatures, clay-dough enables more dramatic shrinkage due to the dough burning away. We developed three clay-dough recipes made fr…

UIST '233rd AuthorDesktop 3D Printing & Personal Fabrication +2

An Adaptable Workflow for Manual-Computational Ceramic Surface Ornamentation

Surface ornamentation is a rich component of ceramic manufacture wherein craftspeople use multiple methods to create intricate patterns on vessels. Computational fabrication can extend manual ceramic ornamentation through procedural pattern generation and automated fabrication; however, to be effective in traditional…

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