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sketching device and artbots in NY Times

May 25th, 2002

Read about the first Artbots exhibit and Sketching Device #1 in the New York Times!

Most entries fell into the category that Mr. Galanter called ‘’punk-rock robotics,'’ emphasizing cheap components and a playful do-it-yourself approach.

Ranjit Bhatnagar said he had torn apart his stereo speakers to build Sketching Device No. 1, which used patterns of vibration to move pens across a sheet of paper. David Webber’s AO2000, which visitors picked as their favorite, made chaotic music with a blender, an adding machine, two laptop computers, an old television and some coffee cans, among other things. Symet Studio, by Stefan Prosky, a family of simple solar-powered robots that left trails of dots as they hopped around, was voted best of show by the robot-builders.

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