Robots seem to be doing everything nowadays and now, they’re even creating furniture. Galatéa, the robot you see below was invented by engineer Sylvain Charipot who founded the French startup, Drawn. “She” is a large-scale 3D printer that can make unlimited works of recyclable furniture.
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Galatéa was originally an industrial robot working in a car factory prior to creating furniture. She works by heating plastic up to 440 degrees Fahrenheit and can create objects of up to six-and-a-half feet long and four feet high. The concept is pretty simple, “to offer an intimately involved client-producer relationship in order to deliver customizable designs created on demand, before their eyes.”
Chair
Toilet paper holder
Hangers
Wine chiller
Lamp
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/114240903/drawns-3d-printed-range-of-design-furniture?ref=recommended
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She serves more for interior designers rather than the general public and can take a couple of hours creating furniture and decor exactly how you want it. Don’t forget to give this a share with your friends on Facebook before you go. Like what you’re reading? Subscribe to our free e-mail list. (h/t Gizmodo) (Kickstarter)
