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Canadian start-up Acrylic Robotics has invented a robot that uses artificial intelligence (AI) to reproduce the works of real artists on a large scale. This was reported by
This was reported by CTV News, as reported by Ukrinform.
Chloe Ryan, founder and CEO of Acrylic Robotics, said she founded the company “with awareness.”
“It was a realization that all other art forms mostly have a way of scaling,” said Ryan, who has a background as a freelance artist and studied mechanical engineering at McGill University in Canada.
According to him, writers no longer copy manuscripts.
“Everyone has access to their own literature,” he added.
This does not apply to artists, however, as the full value of the artist’s intention is limited to original copies.
According to him, Acrylic Robotics robots can reproduce the original painting with the help of brush attachments.
“Instead of just creating a single piece of original art and selling it for $5,000 or more, we can offer a limited-edition collection to a wider audience at a lower price. Artists can still earn the same income,” he added.
It is stated that when the paintings recreating the works are examined more closely, almost imperceptible differences with the original can be seen.
As reported by Ukrinform, Taiwanese company Chander Electronics has officially launched its mobile charging robot “E-HERO” to charge electric vehicles and provide emergency power.
Photo: akrilikrobotics.ca
Source: Ukrinform
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