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Hello, Robot! Design between Human & Machine. New from @vitradesignmuseum - layout designed by algorithm & @doublestandardsagency - Best cover of the year. Pattern is debossed, feels amazing. See what's happening in intelligent machine design. More on artbook.com! #hellorobot #robot #robotics #drones #intelligentmachines #bookdesign #robotdesign #intelligentdesign

[boldthemagazine]

HELLO ROBOT

Diese wegweisende Ausstellung im Vitra Design Museum macht deutlich, dass die zunehmende Ausbreitung der Robotik in unserem Alltag von Ambivalenz begleitet wird.

Link: http://www.bold-magazine.eu/hello-robot/

[chachamisu]

Some 3D chopped (with robochop) & 3D Printed chair designs in Hello,Robot Vienna Biennale in Austrian Museum of Applied Art. #latepost but never late for #inspiration right? "Roboter. Arbeit. Unsere Zukunft. Hello, Robot. Design zwischen Mensch und Maschine." if i translate correctly: "Robot. Work. Our Future. Hello, Robot. Design between Human and Machine. . . #hellorobot #viennabiennale #3Dchop #3Dcut #3dprinting #robochop #robot #chairdesign #designinspo #designinspiration #chairs #technology #appliedart #whattodoinvienna #wheretogoinvienna #makwien #exhibition #museum #austria (at MAK - Austrian Museum of Applied Arts / Contemporary Art)

[wonderalisson]

Inspired by 'Hello, Robot' exhibition in Vienna 🤓📺#hellorobot #mak #sketchbook #sketcheveryday #illustration #pictureoftheday #robots

[muggywumps]

#hellorobot (at MAK - Austrian Museum of Applied Arts / Contemporary Art)

[fashioninmyview]

Becoming one ? 🤖 #hellorobot (at MAK - Austrian Museum of Applied Arts / Contemporary Art)

[archipanic]

Outside the museum, the Elytra Filament Pavilion by researchers of Stuttgart University explores the growing influence of robotics on architecture. http://www.archipanic.com/robots-vitra-design-museum/ #vitra #vitradesignmuseum #hellorobot #robot #robots #elitrapavillion @vitradesignmuseum @vitra #unistuttgart @unistuttgartirs @archipanic #archipanic #architecture #architects #architect #architecturelovers #design #designer #designers #designlovers #interiordesign #interiordesigner #interiordesigners #interior #interiors

[jonbuckley]

@Amazon wants to fill your house with their service robots. What could possibly go wrong? . . . . . #illustration #editorialillustration #illustrator #art #artistsoninstagram #digitalart #graphic #weareillustration #thedesignfix #distressedunrest #lovelyillustrations #illustrationartists #artsanity #jonbuckley #vector #thicklines #amazon #alexa #vesta #lab126 #catinthehat #kawaii #robot #danboard #robotlicious #robots #wearerobots #hellorobot #RobotsMagazine #ai 🤖 https://www.instagram.com/p/B0CFTkXn3w4/?igshid=bxdn5e83vfh0

[ichikarps]

The Robot

Ichika was seated at a round table in the living room. She looked around as she sat, examining everything. From what she could tell, it was very different from the lab she had seen just an hour ago: there were no tubes, glass beakers, tools, or anything of the sort laying around. Instead there was a table, a couch, and a TV. It looked rather...plain in comparison, but she had to admit it felt more comfortable than the cold, almost lifeless lab. 

She looked down at herself. She was wearing a yellow sundress and sandals. Even though she had only been “born” an hour ago, she knew the bright color and clothing didn’t suit her, but she had been dressed this way to make a good impression on the owners of the house.

Matsuno was their last name she was told. If they accepted her, she would live there from now on and would start her mission; to learn how to be human. Even though she looked like an average, plain woman, she was actually a robot designed to look human. Her creator, Dekapan, had told her the moment she awoke that looking human wasn’t enough. She would have to study and copy a regular person’s actions, their emotions, and their feelings.

If successful she would be just like a regular person, except for the gears and wires inside of her, and Dekapan would create more robots just like her and be seen as a genius. If she failed however...well, that actually hadn’t been talked about.

She had to admit the whole thing was rather insulting to her; she had only woken an hour ago, told her mission, and shoved off to another family that may not even accept her. But what could she do? Right now she was just a machine with no life experience. She wasn’t allowed to speak up, to voice her opinion, because she was ignorant of the world. She didn’t even know what she wanted; to be raised by her creator that saw her nothing more than a machine, or by a family that would only see her as a machine? 

She broke out of her thoughts when she heard the door opening. She looked up, and instead of seeing Dekapan or the Matsunos’ she saw a new person. This person looked to be her physical age (twenty something). She had been told that the Matsunos’ had children that still lived at home, despite their age. If she was accepted, she would be living with them, so she might as well make a first good impression.

“Hello,” she greeted, “my name is KA1, or Ichika. It’s nice to meet you.”

[bosch]

Fiber hexagons weaved by robots as part of the #hellorobot exhibition at @vitradesignmuseum | #artanddesignbasel https://www.instagram.com/p/BQf-s1ij2bx/

[bit2geek]

Os Nossos Robots, e Nós

O MAAT, em Lisboa, recebe a exposição Hello Robot. Nela, somos convidados a refletir sobre o impacto social e cultural da robótica. Ver mais em Bit2Geek.com #Bit2geek #drones #3D #tecnologia #robots #arte #maat #robótica #automation #automação #maatmuseum #centraltejo #hellorobot

O espaço da Central Tejo, pertencente ao MAAT, abriu-se à robótica. Por entre as maquinarias da arqueologia industrial da antiga central elétrica a carvão, podemos encontrar os mais variados tipos de robots. Com a exposição Hello Robot: Design Between Human and Machine, somos desafiados a descobrir o estado da arte desta tecnologia. Mas, também, a refletir sobre os seus impactos sociais e…

[technato]

Calling All Robots

IEEE Spectrum is building the world’s largest, coolest robotics catalog

Photo: IEEE Spectrum; Devices: iStockphoto

Do you like robots? Of course you do! You’re reading IEEE Spectrum, so you almost certainly love robots. Robots capture our imagination. Robots are the future. Now let us ask you this: What’s your favorite robot?

We bet some of you said R2-D2. Or maybe Rosie. Or Robby. Or Johnny 5. Or Data.

These are all cool robots. We like them too! But here’s the problem: Those are not real robots. We see this happen often, especially with kids. When you ask them which robots they find inspiring, the answers typically come from science fiction.

And why is that a problem? Because we’ve reached the point where it’s clear that robots are going to affect every aspect of our lives. It won’t happen overnight, but most of us will likely see the day when robotics will be everywhere—in our homes, offices, schools, factories, hospitals, streets, and even skies.

Image: IEEE Spectrum

Meet the real robots.

And that’s why it’s important to focus on real-world robots, not just sci-fi ones. We want more engineers to pursue careers in robotics. We want more kids to dream of becoming roboticists and technologists, or at least be sufficiently familiar with the details of the technology to make informed, thoughtful, and ethical decisions in the future. So we need to make real robots just as inspiring as their fictional counterparts, and here at Spectrum, we have a plan to do just that.

Over the past year, we’ve been creating a massive portal for everything robotics, built around a fun and unique dynamic catalog. You can see it right now at Robots.ieee.org. There you’ll find a vast zoo of humanoids, drones, exoskeletons, quadrupeds, and other kinds of automatons, each with its own profile, with photos, videos, curious facts, and technical specifications. (We’re currently in beta, preparing for a full launch next month.)

Photos: Erik Dreyer

Play with robots like Rollin’ Justin.

Many profiles also have special interactives that you won’t find anywhere else: You can spin robots 360 degrees or make them move. Take joy in making the robot baby iCub crawl across the screen, wiggling the fingers of NASA’s space humanoid Robonaut, or swapping the facial expressions of lifelike android Geminoid DK.

Image: IEEE Spectrum

Rate a robot and then see how it ranks against other robots.

We also want to know how you feel about all these different robots. You can rate them based on their capabilities and appearance, and then you can see how each robot ranks against the others. Based on users’ votes, we’ve created rankings to see which robots are the Top Rated, Creepiest, and Most Wanted.

The site also has a robotics news section, a game called Faceoff, and an educational section that will feature lesson plans and other STEM (science, technology, engineering, math) materials for schools interested in learning about real robots from industry, research, and startups.

Image: IEEE Spectrum

One question, two robots: You choose!

If our robot guide happens to look familiar, that’s because it’s an expansion of Spectrum’s popular Robots for iPad app. If you know the app, thank you for being a user—an update is coming soon for iOS and Android. In the meantime, we invite you to check out Robots.ieee.org on your desktop, tablet, or phone for the latest content.

Our collection currently has 157 robots, and we’re going to be adding more soon. Our goal is to have robots of all types and sizes and from as many countries as possible.

So we ask again: What is your favorite robot? Go to the site and check out the robots we already have. Send us your suggestions of new robots to add by emailing hellorobots@ieee.org. Get them in by 15 October, and you may win an exclusive robot T-shirt. Go robots!

Calling All Robots syndicated from https://jiohowweb.blogspot.com

[kaploded2]

#Repost @mak_vienna (@get_repost) ・・・ #doesthissoundfamiliar ⠀ .⠀ .⠀ .⠀ Manu Cornet. Mobile Relationship, 2012. Graphic print ⠀ .⠀ .⠀ .⠀ @mak_vienna #VB17 #robotsworkourfuture #manucornet #mobilerelationship #hellorobot #robotics #robots #robot #exhibition #biennale #biennalevienna #museum #biennial #wien #vienna #design #appliedarts #comic #graphicprint #cartoon #angewandtekunst #illustration #MAK #MAKwien #MAKvienna

[agsb-bilbao]

AGS&B on Twitter

ondiseno: El boom de la robótica en la expo #HelloRobot del #VitraDesignMuseum https://t.co/fCAKs1HSqt. Hasta el 1… https://t.co/rmAp9kZg3K Check out the entire post on https://twitter.com/agsb_bilbao/status/844112935114936320

[yorkiesinspace]

Bucketlist: zie de echte R2D2

R2D2 is momenteel te bezoeken in het Design museum in Gent voor de tentoonstelling Hello, Robot. Het gaat hier om de originele prop van de eerste twee Star Warsfilms. Zoals je kunt afleiden uit de foto, heb ik die kans niet laten liggen!

De tentoonstelling Hello, Robot. is zeker de moeite. Je kunt er met gemak een paar uur rondlopen. Je wandelt eerst door een gang met een heleboel kleurrijke quotes. Sommige lijken gewoon compleet belachelijk, zoals Robots don’t buy furniture. Andere quotes zetten je wel degelijk aan het denken, Science fiction is now just fiction. De quotes illustreren alvast wat je te wachten staat tijdens de tentoonstelling. Je zult robots vanuit verschillende hoeken bekijken. Soms zijn het gewoon leuke, grappige dingen. Maar robots spelen een grotere rol in de maatschappij dan je misschien zou denken. Je ziet de nuttige kant van robots, maar soms wordt het ook wat eng als je er verder over nadenkt. Hier start Hello, Robot.

Robots passen zowel in een utopische als een dystopische toekomst. De bedoeling van de tentoonstelling is dan ook om je te laten nadenken over robots en de relatie tussen mens en robot. Dit gebeurt aan de hand van verschillende vragen: Wanneer ontmoette je voor het eerst een robot? Wat is een robot? Vertrouw je robots? etc. Bij elke vraag is er materiaal voorzien met extra uitleg. Dat materiaal, bestaande uit onder andere filmpjes, robots, kunstwerken en foto’s helpt je om je eigen antwoord op de vraag te kunnen formuleren. 

De tentoonstelling is opgedeeld in vier zalen, elk met hun eigen thema. In de eerste zaal vind je R2D2 terug. Ik vond het super om R2D2 nu eens in het echt gezien te hebben, maar ook in de andere zalen zijn mooie dingen te zien. In de laatste zaal is er een robot die lijkt op een plant. Alleen reageert deze plant op beweging. Het is een mooi, maar griezelig kunstwerk. Mijn persoonlijke favoriet is echter te vinden in de tweede zaal. Daar is er een robot die zijn eigen manifesten schrijft! Het beste deel? Je mag zo’n manifest gratis meenemen!

Ik vond het een mooie tentoonstelling, al had ik gehoopt op iets meer interactie. Nu is het een beetje alsof je rondwandelt in een documentaire, wat ook best wel tof is. Heb ik je nieuwsgierigheid geprikkeld? Weet je niet wat te doen in de paasvakantie? De tentoonstelling loopt nog tot 15 april!

[jonbuckley]

Judge not your bot by the tint of its thermoplastic polymer, but by the content of its motherboard. . . . . . #illustration #editorialillustration #illustrator #art #artistsoninstagram #digitalart #graphic #weareillustration #thedesignfix #distressedunrest #lovelyillustrations #illustrationartists #artsanity #jonbuckley #vector #flat #black #white #blackandwhite #robot #robotlicious #robots #wearerobots #hellorobot #RobotsMagazine #ai 🤖 https://www.instagram.com/p/B0zJ-s5nzMv/?igshid=13uqeb78embfw