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151103 Group2 Render in front of erasmusbridge with text.jpg


Diagrammatic simulation of possible new connections without building static bridges



Diagrammatic simulation of how the system works according to attractors


Computational approach

Grasshopper (Python) simulation of how new powerlines between points occure

Grasshopper (Kangaroo) simulation of how existing bridges can react according to changing attractor values

Grasshopper (Kangaroo) simulation of how the modules find their position on a powerline


Research and References

The Navy’s Developing Little Autonomous Boats to Defend Its Ships (http://www.wired.com/2014/10/navy-self-driving-swarmboats/)