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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Programmed assembly"”.

  1. Digital materials for digital fabrication

    … research in fabrication includes algorithmic assembly [3], programmed assembly[9], self-assembly[1,2], assembly by folding [4] as well as guided self-assembly [2]. While these research areas are studying means of fabrication, here we introduce the study of the digital materials they assemble. …

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  2. The design of a molecular assembly line based on biological molecules

    A general scheme towards a "molecular assembly line" based on biological molecules is proposed, as well as its potential uses as a universal polymer scaffold in programmed assembly and molecular electronics. It is based on the principles of the biological molecules polyketide synthase and kinesin, …

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  3. Scalable Assembly of General Objects

    … towards fully automated and flexible robotic assembly that generalizes over diverse geometries and complex structures. Most real-world objects are assemblies composed of multiple parts. Assembly presents significant challenges for robots to execute long-horizon, contact-rich manipulation with …

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  4. Programmable, isothermal disassembly of DNA-linked colloidal particles

    … Thus, developing approaches to direct the assembly and disassembly of sub-micron sized particles will be paramount to further advances in materials science engineering. This project focuses on using programmable and reversible binding between oligonucleotide strands to assemble and then …

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