Studio Tutors: Dr Liam Fennessy and Elliott Mackie
Timetable:
Wednesday | 3:30pm 6:30pm | 045.01.005A
Monday | 11:30am 2:30pm | 045.01.005D
The first wave of IoT (Internet of Things) is well upon us – where products are designed to autonomously gather user and environmental data to both inform their realtime function with other object/systems and to provide valuable commercial
Studio Tutors: Emma Luke and Dr Scott Mitchell
Studio Timetable:
Thursday | 11:30am 2:30pm | 045.01.010
Monday | 11:30am 2:30pm | 045.01.005A
This studio explores the body as a site of interaction and expression. Located at the meeting of emergent digital technologies and contemporary jewellery design practice, the studio asks students to imagine, design, develop and prototype new wearable objects
Lecturers: Arthur Georgalas, Simon Curlis
Studio Partners: ATN Solar Car, RMIT University Solar Team
Timetable:
Monday 3:30pm 6:30pm | 45.01.003 Digital Studio
Wednesday 11:30am 2:30pm |45.01.003 Digital Studio
The future of transport and travel is largely about the interior user experience of drivers and passengers. Moreover, the future of vehicle development is going to require well defined and visualised
The
Studio Tutor: Dr Scott Mayson
Studio Timetable: Monday 9:30-12:390 & Thursday 5:30-8:30 Wacom Lab
Studio Partners: TBC
This studio explores the expanding field of smartphone filmmaking through the design and development of filmmaking tools like cases, booms, stabilisers, rolling platforms, sliders and other tools for this category.
The approach is to develop your digital practice from users to
Studio Tutor: Simon Curlis
Studio Timetable: Monday 13:30- 16:30 | Thursday 13:30 – 16:30
Studio Partners: ATN Universities School of Design Workshops
This Studio is about the digital workflow of vehicles, in particular, we are looking at a new generation of ultra lightweight and energy efficient vehicles.
The digital design ecosystem supports creative visualisation, form development, integration of human
Studio Tutor: Arthur Georgalas
Studio Timetable: Wednesday 5:30-8:30 & Thursday 1:30-4:30
Furniture manufacturers will often design ‘collections’, which are pieces of furniture that share consistent design language with overarching thematics. Collections allow for the effective outfitting of an Architecture designed home, office, cafe, etc..
Furniture Collective focuses on developing your parametric modelling skills to design a range of
with Dr Scott Mayson
Studio: 2018 Sem 1
Making: VR to Manufacture explores Furniture & Lighting Design through the intersection between new virtual reality tools, VIVE/ Gravity Sketch VR, CAD tools Fusion360, Rhino3d & Umake on iOS as well as CNC prototyping Building 45. You will have some access to Scott’s VIVE in class to develop your understanding of these new technologies. From here you
with Dr Scott Mitchell
Studio: 2018 Sem 1
This studio investigates the body as a site of technological intervention. Looking beyond our current obsession with smart watches and activity trackers, we will imagine a future where computing power is distributed through and across bodies, opening up new lines of communication, representation, aggregation and augmentation.
Your exploration of this
with Mani Williams
Studio: 2018 Sem 1
This studio will expose you to contemporary data collection and analytic techniques to understand user behaviour, and strategies to integrate them into your design process. The development of our new Building 45 space will be our site, and your fellow students and faculty staff with be our clients. Together they
Studio Tutors: Pierre Proske (of Media Lab Melbourne & Sensory Empire) & Jodi Newcombe (Carbon Arts)
Studio Timetable: Tuesday 10:00am – 12:01pm and Wednesday 6:30pm – 9:30pm
The most difficult aspect of managing our carbon footprint is that though we can measure our energy use, we can’t readily see it. Data visualisation is an important tool towards helping us
