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For the final project with the Design of University of Utah Digital Assemblies class, students were tasked with a chair design that incorporated recycled PETG filament, compounded with color pigmen...

IMPORTANT NOTE: We're back to posting the University of Utah/ binary collaboration posts on Filabot after several weeks on Massive Dimension. If you haven't read the last few posts, please click th...

Building off their form explorations, using prompts such as Aleatory Methods, Protest as Form, and For Loops, activity for the MDD Digital Assemblies class now turned to physical prototyping of the...

This Recycling Setup Setup bundle consists of the two units, the Filabot Reclaimer and the Filabot Pelletizer, that can be used with the Filabot Extruders (or most other popular filament extruders)...

The Filabot Pelletizer efficiently recycles your scrap, failed, partial, and incomplete filament segments. Allowing you to consolidate large volume, loose filaments to easily storable and sealable ...

Students were grouped and tasked with exploring form using 1-2 of the following design prompts: Material Arcs, Protest as Form, Tactile Communication, Fascination, For Loops, and Aleatory Methods.

MDD Digital Assemblies students were asked to select a material additive by following one of three design prompts: color study, sound/acoustic study, and scent study.

We are proud to announce the next additions to our Filabot lineup: the Filabot Reclaimer and Filabot Pelletizer! These machines help work towards our mission of providing equipment that allows clos...

Photo by Katie Hammer/Harvard University Office for Sustainability Robert Anderson is a sophomore at Harvard College studying mechanical engineering and is a Teaching Fellow for the course Computer...