Milli-motein, the world’s smallest chain robot, is the technological equivalent of a Swiss army knife. (via physorg)
Wang Zi Won, “Kwanon-Z” (2010)
Professional sound artist Sudhu Tewari shows Youth Radio students how to turn beatboxing into art using old television and kitchen parts. (via National Geographic)
Robot artist learns masters’ brush strokes
Robots that can mimic the exact brush strokes of painters or calligraphers could re-create their work. A perfect copy of a work by long-dead artists such as Monet or Picasso is not possible, as the robot needs a living model to imitate, applying the same pressure and making the same gestures.
Robots Use Sophisticated Programming to Bust Moves Like It’s 1982 (via Discover Magazine)
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