Automated Calligraphy: A Remote Controlled Graffiti Robot
Utilizing FAT Lab’s GML (or Graffiti Markup Language), the Digital Fabrication Laboratory has created a robotic tool for graffiti artists.
The RoboTagger is an eight foot tall robotic arm that can be controlled remotely to draw tags. Artists can hand input drawings via a computer interface (or using tools like the EyeWriter), and have them replicated in marker by the robot on a physical surface.
Recent Articles By Dan Gould 
Dan is an information omnivore, autodidact and creative generalist who has written for publications including the Huffington Post, Jaunted and Time/CNN. Dan has also provided commentary on trends for media outlets such as Wired and Parade magazine.
Comments
| TOPICS: | Arts & Culture, Design & Architecture, Electronics & Gadgets, Web & Technology |
| TAGS: | Digital Fabrication Laboratory, Eyewriter, fat labs, gml, Graffiti, GRL, robotagger, Robots, street art |
Daily Ideas & Inspiration Email