Peter Kokis is a Brooklyn-based artist who creates robots out of 100 percent recycled materials, in a lot of cases salvaged from the trash. Entire process of construction takes around 500 hours and the final result’s weight is around 80 kilos. And in fact, the robots aren’t just statues, they are costumes which the artist wears around New York!
Sebastian Kucharski is an artist from Poland who uses scrap metal as his material. It started from a small robot for his children, and now it’s over a dozen models mainly inspired by his favorite sci-fi movies.
From the creators of this animated short: "Don’t take the message too seriously. This is a promo video we created to laugh at ourselves. We all have an i-diot inside, and it's so fun!"
R’ha is an awesome sci-fi animated short movie created by talented 22-year-old German film student Kaleb Lechowski. He made all the animation and design by himself during his first year of studies.
Robot Restaurant 20 in Harbin, China is a sci-fi themed venue that is manned almost entirely by Robots.
In this technologically advanced era, scientists continue to create robots to perform different tasks.
Don’t be surprised to meet Optimus Prime, Bumblebee, Ironhide and Terminator on Brooklyn streets.
These are an amazing collection of small Bennett robots.
Nowadays many countries build robots to use them in everyday life: in military, medical research, space exploration, car industry etc. Today you might meet a robot even in a grocery store if you happen to be there during the experiment. Inside this post you can find many interesting photos of robots from Japan, England, the U.S.A and other countries.
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