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Latest revision as of 11:44, 4 June 2026
Discretized & Circular Design
While discretized design focuses on breaking down larger systems into components, circular design is concerned with the sustainable and responsible use of materials and resources throughout the entire lifecycle of a product. The two approaches often complement each other in creating more efficient, adaptable, and sustainable designs.
Projects
- Circular Wood for the Neighborhood
- Cyber-physical Furniture
- Computer Vision and Human-Robot Interaction for D2RA
PhD students
HPM students
