[rev_slider alias="lormbot"][/rev_slider] "Lormen" is a communication technique used by deafblind people with non-deafblind people and by deafblind people with each other. The "speaker" touches the palm of the hand of the "reader". Each finger, as well as certain parts of the hand, are assigned to specific
[rev_slider alias="microvenus-1"][/rev_slider] Parametric Interior Wall Covering Modulid is an online configurator for parametric, three-dimensional wall coverings that was developed by Lidauer Tischlerei GmbH in Scharnstein. The wall covering system consists of a wooden substructure and laminated MDF sheets that can be completely customized on the Modulid website
[rev_slider alias="spot-silk-1"][/rev_slider] A robotic arm is programmed to move a USB microscope with a super slow speed above an abstract-textured object while a high-resolution screen shows the moving image of the microscope in real-time. The microscopic landscapes appear bigger than the object itself. Through a touchless interaction process
[rev_slider alias="pavilion-11"][/rev_slider] a Lacanian term in the notion of the Subject in Psychoanalisys. It is also known as "$" in Lacan's four forms of discourse. Now, what if the interaction under the hood of Human Robot Interaction or HCI in general is rather the opposite? Perhaps it is first
[rev_slider alias="wf-1"][/rev_slider] FAR Fashion and Robotics is a research group funded by the FWF PEEL Program for Arts-based Research and realised by the University of Art and Design Linz in cooperation with the Johannes Kepler University Linz. The overarching goal is to bring fashion design from
[rev_slider alias="ars-electronica-festival-2020-1"][/rev_slider] Performance directed by InsglückInvited to provide robotic solutions for the Kazakhstan Pavilion for the Dubai Expo 2020, the installation explores the synthesis of artificial intelligence, digital space and interaction with humans now and in the future. Creative Robotics was involved in the integration and
[rev_slider alias="pavilion-1"][/rev_slider] Prototyping the Future of Local, Cyclic Manufacturing. @ Ars Electronica 2021, A New Deal, 8.-12. September 2021Link to Event It is clear that the future of production has to be local and must be built around a circular economy. The Wandering Factory project pushes that goal
[rev_slider alias="ars-electronica-festival-2015-1"][/rev_slider] Robodrum The robodrum project is a robotic setup consisting of 4 KUKA robotic arms equipped with drums, which doesn’t aim to replicate a human performance exactly, nor to be better or faster than one. Instead, it becomes an algorithmic system that allows visitors to leave acoustic traces.
[rev_slider alias="Ars-Electronica-Festival-2017"][/rev_slider] Robot Doing Nothing in collaboration with COPA Data GmbH and KUKA CEE Installation at the Ars Electronica Festival 2017. Concept: Emanuel Gollob Robotics: Johannes Braumann Sonification: Michael Schweiger Visuals: Chris Noelle CREDITS Emanuel Gollob, Johannes Braumann
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