"Can a robot be a charming nuisance?"
The Sneezing Vacuum Cleaner
with Finn Crockatt
Nov 2019
400×230×250
Acrylic sheets, clay, servo motors, DC fans, speaker, Arduino board, metal mesh
Nov 2019
400×230×250
Acrylic sheets, clay, servo motors, DC fans, speaker, Arduino board, metal mesh
Robots serve humans. Robots are not “alive”, but science fiction likes to challenge this notion; they develop a sense of self and overpower humans.
But do disobedient robots have to be synonymous with suppression, revolution and dystopia?
Can robots be disobedient without being malicious?
But do disobedient robots have to be synonymous with suppression, revolution and dystopia?
Can robots be disobedient without being malicious?
WHAT IS IT?
As an antithesis to the idea that robots exist solely for humans and our convenience, we created a robot that resists us and causes chaos, but not maliciously: a vacuum cleaner that can’t help sneezing out the dust it collected.
As an antithesis to the idea that robots exist solely for humans and our convenience, we created a robot that resists us and causes chaos, but not maliciously: a vacuum cleaner that can’t help sneezing out the dust it collected.
