November 17, 2009

AWE Adjusts to its User

Clemson University's School of Architecture has been working on a robotic wall. The AWE (Animated Workplace Environment) rearranges to fit its users needs with eight degrees of freedom. With a touchscreen display and powered by motors, 6 configurations are offered when someone makes a move towards its motion sensors.

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Posted by Sheila Franklin at November 17, 2009 8:50 AM
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