Video: Brian Marshall: Adopt a Robot
2024 Author: Richard Flannagan | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-15 23:55
If you feel lonely returning to an empty apartment or want to take care of someone, but you are not yet ready for the appearance of a child or even a pet, adopt … a robot. He is small, funny, and no hassle with him. In any case, this is what the author of this venture, designer Brian Marshall, assures us of.
Using old or defective parts from watches, cameras, and cutlery, Brian has created a line of robots that are not only a testament to the author's rich imagination, but also an example of recycled materials so popular in developed countries.
All robots have their own names that emphasize their individuality - Bender, Carlson, Flex … Each of the little men has completely different unique characters: someone is sweet and kind, someone is angry, someone is serious. If you like these funny creatures, then you can … no, not buy them, but adopt - this is exactly the wording Marshall insists on.
Adhering to the idea of adoption, Brian even refuses to call his creations robots, having come up with a more appropriate name for them - "Adoptabot", derived from the English "adoption" - adoption and "robot" - respectively, a robot. By the way, the "adoption" of the iron man is not free - to make him a member of your family, you will have to pay from 75 to 350 dollars.
To create such robots, Marshall was inspired by a robot lamp, seen once on TV, as well as a child's hobby for Lego constructors.
Brian Marshall himself speaks of his work as follows: “These children are abandoned only because they cease to fulfill their original purpose, and as a result, they will face a terrible death in a garbage dump. With a little help from me, the pieces come together and fill with dreams of bringing joy to others again."
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