Robots at your fingerprints
summary
Started from custom printers and Arduino experiments and now runs three ventures: AATB for art, Superposition for robotic camera control and Kinematics for commercial activations. Builds robotic sundials, a soap-bubble blower, two robots skipping rope, autonomous quadrupeds in an abandoned mine, and a low-latency web platform that lets anyone touch remote robot hands. Delivers film rigs for Federer ads, a software and hardware suite for robot-mounted cameras, and retail installs for Samsung and Adidas, often running four robots for 12 hours or programming autonomous robot dogs.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction to AATB
- 1:18From graphic design to robotics
- 3:04Early robotic art installations
- 5:55Robots as creative tools
- 7:01Remote interaction during COVID
- 8:05Transition to film robotics
- 10:04Expanding into product development
- 11:49Robots for commercial use
- 13:36Case studies and collaborations
- 14:22Three lenses of robotics
- 15:05Future of robotics tools
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