Taking into account the skin type, personal characteristics and location of the tattoo, the robot master aims to minimize the customer’s discomfort while guaranteeing the perfect result of the tattoo. 24 Channels.

How does a robot apply a tattoo?

The process begins with the robot performing a detailed assessment of the client’s skin, determining the number and depth of holes needed for the tattoo. This personalized approach not only makes the final result look better, but also minimizes potential complications associated with traditional tattoo techniques.

Tattoo from a robot / Photo: blackdot

During the tattooing process, a human assistant must work alongside the robot. The assistant’s role is to select the design and size of the tattoo using the Blackdot editor and then convert the file to a .tattoo format compatible with the robotic tattoo device.

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This groundbreaking technology is currently only available from Blackdot’s own studio. However, in the near future, the startup has ambitious plans to create a network of salons across the US and make this innovative tattoo experience more accessible to the general public.

While technology promises an enhanced tattoo experience, it comes at a price. Design options on the Blackdot platform range from $600 to $8,000, with the highest price reserved for designs created by well-known tattoo artists.

The cost of the tattoo service ranges from $1,800, reflecting the premium nature of this automatic and personalized tattoo.