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Additive Timber Jointing: Design and Robotic Manufacturing of Fiber-Aligned Mass Timber Connections
Mass timber construction has been increasingly dependent upon connections that are manufactured independently from the structural members they will eventually be joining. This typically requires significant structural material removal to fabricate CNC-machined interfaces in glue-laminated and cross-
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