Episode 02 - Material Programming, Self-shaping Timber, and Drones
In this episode, I talk with Aaron Wagner about material programming, self-shaping timber, and drone applications in architecture.
Aaron's background spans architecture, chemistry, and mechanical engineering. His thesis in the ITECH program explores the potential of self-shaping wood as a functional and sustainable building material.
Topics Discussed
- Self-shaping timber structures
- Material programming principles
- Wood as a programmable material
- AI applications in material science
- Drone technology in construction
- Sustainable building materials
About the Guest
Aaron Wagner is a researcher with an interdisciplinary background in architecture, chemistry, and mechanical engineering. His work focuses on developing sustainable building materials through material programming techniques.