Robots secretly living among us as stuffed animals
I posted not long ago about an artist who refits stuffed animals with metal exoskeletons. Industrial designer Matt Kirkland has created an excellent photo set in which he uncovers the robots hidden beneath plush toy exteriors.
From Matt Kirkland's site:
Here is a link to the photo set of the robots beneath the fluff.
[ Thanks Bob! ]
From Matt Kirkland's site:
I've always been curious about stuffed animals that sing, dance, light up, or talk back. There must be a fascinating robot underneath the fur and fluff, right? Surely the robot hiding in the bear's clothing, vestimentis ursum, is impressive. So: armed with my childish curiosity and the spurious excuse of 'product design research,' I set out to discover what, exactly, these creatures are hiding.
Here is a link to the photo set of the robots beneath the fluff.
[ Thanks Bob! ]
Labels: animals, industrial design, mechanical toys, robotics, robots
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