David Lewandowski, going to the store
Robot maker Azusa Amino recently won the Robot Japan 2 Dance competition with his 23-centimeter-high Toko Toko Maru robot.
- they are the un-ego, the dream of letting go of the source. They are a life whose source is the non-live, whose origin is not identical, so a different, non-human causality comes into place. The source, here, is the source-code. And that makes all the difference. Saying it is matter brought to life explains nothing. Think, rather, of metamorphosis, of alchemy, of things becoming not-themselves. (Of us becoming not-ourselves). The robot is not a robot if it remains the sum of its parts. It is a robot when it does something it is not supposed to do - when we see it as inhabiting itself. (It - who?, we ask, excitedly). They are our hope for the unexpected: if we can control everything, and the result is somethig more than what we were making, then there is no everything.
And we can dream on.
4 comments:
what interesting videos, that first one kinda made me laugh but yet had a scary element to it, would not like to see that on a dark night
Creativity truly knows no bounds. Never would have believed a dancing robot could look that convincing!
That is such a cool little robot! I like the little hop she does at around 00:50
Amazing robot dancing with a nice chinese choreography!
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