Design Feats creates ballerina robot

By George Wong on 06/17/2011 03:56 PDT

Design Feats robotic ballerina The folks over at Design Feats with the aid of artist, Geoffrey Drake-Brockman, have just announced that they are close to completing the creation of four ballerina robots that are capable of mimicking organic human motion. While they haven’t released any video footage of the robot ballerinas yet, Design Feats has some videos of the technology it will be using in the robots; specially designed robot arms that can record movements and play them back perfectly.

Hit the break to watch the robotic arms in action and stay tuned for more news about these robotic ballerinas, they sure look interesting.

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