Oct 29, 2007 10:25 AM

Robot Calligrapher Writes Infinite Bibles in Cold Silence

Kuka the robot ascetic has one purpose: inscribe Martin Luther’s bible onto a infinite conveyor-belt of paper. It does so in a lovely Fraktur-style font, Schwabacher. It does so without complaints, questions or erroneous deviation from the text. A bright future with the White House press corps is doubtless in its future. RobotLab [Flickr]Source [Robotlab […]

Kuka the robot ascetic has one purpose: inscribe Martin Luther's bible onto a infinite conveyor-belt of paper. It does so in a lovely Fraktur-style font, Schwabacher. It does so without complaints, questions or erroneous deviation from the text.

A bright future with the White House press corps is doubtless in its future.

RobotLab [Flickr]
Source [Robotlab via BBG]

P.S. It also does portraits of Terry Wogan.

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