My guess it's for the benefit of company (That is, an excuse to have some. Even in the form of a robot)
Um, why not just draw directly on the paper? Worked for Leonardo etc.https://twitter.com/mashable/status/1258020439273566209 …
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This is techno philistinism
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It's just a novelty version of a pen plotter. They're usually used for technical drawings and plans. Hackers love to play around with designs like this because it's basically developing the same tech you could use for CNC and lasercutting.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iziP0cQhOFY …
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After it does one drawing, it could then replicate the drawing repeatedly. You could then use it to make identical "hand drawn" graphics. Would also be useful for "hand drawn" animation.
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Would be cool to get a drawing from my nephews while we can't see each other due to the pandemic.
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Bud they could email it to you with a hell of a lot less hassle....
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A robot like this would be great during those cliche movie scenes where the serious action hero and his comedy relief sidekick need to turn two keys simultaneously to open a door, stop a rocket from firing, or avert some other tragedy. For sketching, though? Seems pointless.
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Speaking of Leonardo, this is also like, 16th century technology.
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