Olivia Kempf
Strips are split to have "legs" which can play with elements of gravity during the drying process. While the robot controls the height the strips are hung and the successive degrees of rotation, we can control the length of strips and the length of the "legs".
Option one: varying height of robot
Simple commands for varying height of curing plane, manual jogging of degrees of rotation, and distance the robots are from each other
16 options for combined variations of robot actions and material changes
Option two: varying leg length
Option three: varying material length, same leg length
Option four: varying distance between robots and length of strips
Option five: twenty degree rotation of one end of strip
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