As I develop the algorithm, I am often forced back to the beginning of a data stream to see if something more elegant could accomplish the same task. Working alone has given me flexibility to aggressively modify the algorithm in ways that would have faced more resistance in a team setting. I would love collaboration because personal eurekas can be harder to come by, but I have enjoyed the absence of a sunk cost that a team project might exhibit. In the spirit of starting over again, I’d like to cover some of the fundamental aspects to the algorithm.
Tag: computational geometry
Archbot: Workflow
A floor planning algorithm could empower designers, but could cease aiding the process in all kinds of ways. CAD has computerized previously analog drafting tools, greatly speeding up the drafting process. Computers, however, are capable of more; specifically, repetitive tasks in computation and analysis. I do not envision that a floor planning algorithm would run autonomously, but that it could provide real-time feedback from designer inputs, complementing the designer’s intuition and creativity with its calculated intuition.