My GIANT wall painting robot
A video on YouTube. In Science & Engineering, a Krater category.
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The creator builds a custom CNC wall-painting robot using a gantry system and optical motion tracking to paint large-scale halftoned portraits on walls using CMYK colors.
From the video
Answers: How do you build a robot that paints portraits on walls?
- CNC wall painting robot
- Halftone printing on walls
- CMYK color theory in robotics
- Motion tracking for robots
What it concludes
- Traditional ink jet printers produce 1,000 dots per linear inch, making a 50-foot wall take 65,000 years to print.
- Using CMYK and halftone convolution allows a robot to accurately recreate full-color images on a wall using discrete dots of paint.
- Optical tracking cameras positioned on the robot eliminate mechanical inaccuracies by dynamically correcting the spray head position.
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