Can robots be good in art too? Two students at the Basel Academy of Art and Design built the robot artisté - BNJMN. It's parts include two wheels, an Arduino board, servos, and two aluminum arms that hold an ink pen.
The robot also has light and touch sensors which help it search for paper nearby. When he finds it, he selects two colors and uses a random series of movements generated by his Ardhuino UNO brain and takes two colors that are fairly similar and put them next to each other.
So here's the question again. Can robots be good in art? All without human help? [AnimalNY]
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