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April 5, 2007:
Edward Ihnatowicz - The Senster
INFO:
-1970-1974 commisioned by Phillips for their show room/museum in Eindhoven, The Netherlands
-first computer controlled interactive robotic artwork
-15 ft long/high
-welded out of steel tubing
-Input: dual microphones, dual doppler radar, potentiometers on joints
-Output: 8 hydraulic actuators, 16 bits of lightbulbs for debugging
-Philips P9201 computer with 8k of memory, punched paper tape, teletype console
IMAGES:
MID-TERM PRESENTATION
for myself and Toshi Ozawa:
and video of air xor gate.
[sketch for a normally open valve]

[Free Body Diagram - Toilet]

By the way, This link explains the drawing part and different forces pretty well.
Assignment 1
background and personal info
My bio is up on my website, .
interesting mechanism
A robotic self-assembling chair/table. Designed by Raffaello D'Andrea, Max Dean and Matt Donavan.