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François Delarozière : Ce qui m'intéresse, c'est la notion de mouvement. Quelque chose qui bouge devient vivant et génère des émotions. Ma volonté n'est pas de concevoir une machine ressemblant à la nature, je m'inspire de celle-ci pour créer une architecture vivante. Aujourd'hui, on miniaturise énormément, on cache systématiquement la machinerie des nouvelles technologies. Résultat, on se retrouve avec des objets dont on ne connaît rien du fonctionnement.
Avec les machines, on laisse la mécanique bien en vue, on les projette dans des espaces où elles sont visibles à 360°. "Quelque chose qui bouge devient vivant, génère des émotions - FRANÇOIS DELAROZIÈRE, Directeur artistique de la compagnie La Machine" S&V : Ces machines sont un mélange d'anciennes et de nouvelles technologies… F. Pierre Leraillé.
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While the company’s YouTube channel is quite popular, it’s even more impressive to see one of Boston Robotics’ robots in action. Boston Dynamics founder and CEO Marc Raibert got interviewed by TechCrunch’s Brian Heater. The two of them spent some time commenting on a video of the company’s various robots over the years, from the BigDog to the anthropomorphic Petman. The Spot in particular is optimized for home delivery. It looks like a dog, and it can climb stairs, open doors and more. “We also want to make our robots friendly,” Raibert said. “On our YouTube channel, there’s 20 to 1 likes to dislikes. The SpotMini’s big brother, the original Spot, walked around the Disrupt stage, stretched its legs, walked sideways, turned around and more.
When asked about the rumors that Google is looking for an acquirer to sell Boston Dynamics, Raibert didn’t really comment. Beautiful World - Journal. Sisyphus – The Kinetic Art Table by Bruce Shapiro. Risks and challenges My experience building and installing large permanent Sisyphus istallations in museums around the world has taught me much about deadlines, budgets, working with others and above all, Murphy's law.
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