Self-Portrait Machine makes you do all the work

Posted in Robots by Conner Flynn on July 3rd, 2009


Jen Hui Liao’s self-portrait machine will snap a picture of you. After that you are more or less handcuffed to a drawing board as it forces you to sketch your own likeness. So a robot is enslaving you for once. Just for a little while.

Jen Hui Liao is exploring the fact that “our personal identities are represented by the products of the man-machine relationship.” Whatever. I just picture all future robots forcing us to do art for their walls, while we hang in the closet between masterpieces being fed intravenously.

No robot is going to force me to do art.

[Engadget]

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5 Comments to “Self-Portrait Machine makes you do all the work”
  1. Anonymous Says:

    Rubish Inventor, this is just a human hold printer, useless.

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