L.E.L.A. project

Lightweight Exoskeleton Limb Anthropomorphic

Hosted by ACCED technologies NLIT - A. Campesato

This project is now archived and was part of DDW19

Event type

Exhibition

Location

Strijp-S

Klokgebouw | Hall 3

Klokgebouw 50

5617 AB

Partially assembled arm exposing the hollow body

A. Campesato - ACCED technologies NLIT

Nowadays anthropoid robots question the role of human labor and its contribution into future society. Represented as bulky pre-industrial devices, they often fake human-like form. We draft a future where robotics implements human capabilities with systems closely related to natural organisms.

The research -summarized in a recent submitted patent- drafts for the first time the results of ten years research across fields of software engineering, design and manufacturing processes. The technology used -based in tensegrity principle- is here emplo

Participants of this exhibition

Legacy participant 21469

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ACCED technologies NLIT - A. Campesato
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About ACCED technologies NLIT - A. Campesato

Formed as an engineer and later as an architect, I learned to pursue research through curiosity and experimentation. Passionate of lightweight structural systems, I love to challenge boundaries between arts, computer technology and manufacturing, committed in changing the world through accessible technology. I trained myself as a software engineer and manufacturing expert, mastering 3D printing technology, software architecture, CNC machining and manufacturing.