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Looking beyond smart cities
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3D-print a building on demand: IEEE Spectrum on the Mediated Matter group's Digital Construction Platform.
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Steven J. Keating, Elizabeth Tsai, Neri Oxman. CRC Press, Jun 6, 2013
The Digital Construction Platform (DCP) is an in-progress research project consisting of a compound robotic arm system. The system compri...