The Pankraz Piktographis an automatic robotic arm that acts as an unconventional photograph sales space. It makes use of automated robotics to translate images into portrait sketches. The gadget takes inspiration from outdated photograph cubicles like Maillardet’s automaton from the 1800s that used robotics to carry out computerized sketches of individuals standing earlier than the machine.
The Felix Fisgus design studio collaborated with Joris Wegner, a multimedia artist, and product designer, to create their very own robotic automated sketch sales space. The self-contained portrait drawing robotic is good for occasions like science displays, festivals, and museums. It really works with the press of a handheld distant button. The Pankraz Piktograph snaps photographs of its customers and transforms them into delicately sketched pencil portraits for a singular piece of artwork.
Picture Credit score: Felix Fisgus
