Digital design

Our digital design research thrust integrates common, shared theories and methodologies — merging advanced modelling and simulation techniques into a computational design optimisation framework, and build on these to future-forward disciplines.
A deep dive into our framework

The digital design framework is implemented to a computational platform, allowing designers to efficiently leverage the vast design spaces created by current and future digital manufacturing technologies.

 

This also gives designers a suite of computational methods and tools to create designs that optimise the freedom to arrange materials at increasing higher spatial resolution – currently at the micron scale, but in future at the atomic scale. Our formalism will take advantage of the latest developments in modeling, with complex configurations of objectives, constraints, and optimisation variables through the use of powerful computational optimisation algorithms. Our software architecture will include middleware and libraries and intuitive design interfaces, seamlessly connecting engineering and architectural designers with contemporary, emerging, and future digital fabrication technologies to realise custom, multifunctional products with unprecedented performance.

Projects

6 result(s)
Bayesian inference-based decision of fatigue life model for metal additive manufacturing considering effects of build orientation and post-processing
Computational Design of Complex Assemblies
Design framework for mechanically tunable soft biomaterial composites enhanced by modified horseshoe lattice structures
Frontispiece of Adv. Healthcare Mater. 21/2023: All Knitted and Integrated Soft Wearable of High Stretchability and Sensitivity for Continuous Monitoring of Human Joint Motion
Knit Color Relief
Knit Color Relief
Multiphysics modeling and experiments of grayscale photopolymerization with application to microlens fabrication