Children already spend a lot of time looking at screens, so if they can be taught to draw using a physical pen and paper, so much the better. That's the thinking behind DrawBo, a wall-mounted ...

DrawBo is a unique robot drawing tutor that can easily be personalised to help you draw or teach younger family members how to draw characters, objects and more. Launched via Kickstarter this ...

Today, artist Alan Nolan is doing the robot... Now get some pens and paper and have a go yourself!

The robot does a good job of plotting out a drawing on a small scale, with [Tim] using it to outline his name on paper. We’ve featured some other great drawbots before, too, including this nifty ...

For several years, Patrick Tresset and Frederic Fol Leymarie of Goldsmiths University have been trying to teach a machine how to draw. The Aikon II project has a camera, some software, and a robotic ...

Tresset instead has turned to robotics, creating a computational system that is “artistic, expressive, and obsessive” in its ability to draw, reports Make.

A new robotic glove teaches you how to draw by becoming training your muscle memory. Copenhagen Institute of Interaction Design student Saurabh Datta developed the glove as part of his thesis ...

Teach your kids how to code with Root: a playful, programmable drawing robot By Luke Dormehl Published June 13, 2016 ...

To call it a cooperative lesson might overstate your own agency in the lesson—the robot takes control, forcing your hand to learn circles and hoping you internalize the message.

For those of you that see the countless incredible illustrations all over the internet and wonder how a human can produce them, a new robot might be the answer.