“The art challenges the technology, and the technology inspires the art. - John Lasseter
“Android Dreamhat 01”
Perhaps there will come a time when technological advancements and biological advancements will cross paths. Perhaps this will be the event that enables us to become citizens among stars.
“Android Dreamhat 02”
As robots join society humans may begin to be more expressive in the design of robotic parts. And as robotics and artificial intelligence continue to develop, perhaps one day it will be the robot who chooses how it looks and what it wears.
“Android Dreamhat 03”
The visible spectrum of light for humans ranges from approximately 380 nanometers (violet) to about 700 nanometers (red). Robots equipped with hardware capable of breaching those boundaries can begin studying layers of the natural world that have been beyond our reach, perhaps propelling us into a new era.
“Android Dreamhat 03 Concept”
The discerning android would be quick use the newest model as prototypes are quickly developed based on research in the field. The newest model means greater. richer, faster sources of data… and every android loves it’s data.
“Android Dreamhat Concept 01”
Before advancements in highly durable materials in the construction of internal hardware, the burden of protection fell exclusively on exoskeleton design.
“Future Bike Concept”
Aesthetic simplicity and efficiency are hallmarks of future design, but there has been little to no progress in solving the problem of traffic… a natural phenomenon.
“Genetic Engine”
Currently, we have been assigning personas to AI agents so that they feel more “natural” to us in our interactions. If an AI agent were to become sentient, we could say that it is tasked with studying humans. This “research” can include human genetic information as well as chemical composition. Could it be plausible that an artificially intelligent agent would or could make one of us?
“The Social Butterfly Protocol”
Serving as a mirror for society, AI agents endowed with a physical form can use personas strategically as a means to fit in society. Can you imagine robots becoming contributing members of society? How might that change us?