Constraints Example 4

Robotic Chair

.. sufficient space for the chair to dismantle
.. fencing to keep visitors at a safe distance
.. the sound for this exhibit was loud (possibly disruptive in a gallery situation)
.. smooth flooring

Constraints Example 2

Robotic Eyes

.. the eyes need to face one direction (so position against a wall)
.. the eyes have had an alarming reaction from some viewers
.. high level of finish required to produce a polished product

Example 2

Andre Stubbe - Robotic Eyes


Andre designed two robotic eyes, which interact with each other. The eyes ae equipped with cameras which track human faces as well as each other. While there is no human present they reacte with each other, when someone enters the eyes will focus on them and interact with the person. This piece appears to actually create mixed reactions from people.

Constraints: as the eye can only face one way, the two eyes which interact with each other need to face each other and at the same time be positioned to allow interaction with visitors to the exhibit.

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