Questions for Dr. Baudisch of Hasso Plattner Institute

Continuing the discussion from Plantener software for low-fidelity prototyping:

I spent some time looking through the projects from the The Human Computer Interaction Lab at
Hasso Plattner Institute.
http://hpi.de/baudisch/projects.html

They have done some amazing work, and at least one project that made me laugh out loud:
http://hpi.de/baudisch/projects/destructive-games.html

@dan mentioned that Dr. Baudisch ( http://www.patrickbaudisch.com/ ) had stopped by the Glowforge offices, and that leads me to think there may be some Glowforge projects in their future.

I would be VERY curious to learn if they have any plans to make the Platner software available in some form.
http://hpi.de/baudisch/projects/platener.html

The other project which we have discussed here previously is the stack/weld process
http://hpi.de/baudisch/projects/laserstacker.html and I would like to know if that is something we could do in a Glowforge as well. I assume yes since there will be software focus control.

If anyone has other questions @dan has (tentatively) offered to forward a list to Dr. Baudisch.
Post them here!

12 Likes

Now this software is Very much Fascinating…will bookmark for further study. Thank you @jkopel

2 Likes

My question would be if the lowfi is not going to be released as open source, is there a simple hack to get our current tools to do this trick for us even if very crudely.

1 Like

Nice

Very interesting, a slicer that considers planes and adds joints.
I’d like to know what it was that stopped 60%+ of the models from being interpreted correctly?

1 Like