The Walking Cube, An Air-Powered Robot That Makes Wild Erratic Movements
The Walking Cube is an air-powered robot built by 1024 Architecture, François Wunschel, Jason Cook and Pier Schneider that comes to life and becomes a dynamic “animal” that twitches and jumps with wild erratic movements. The device uses 12 pistons to move individual pieces of the cube and distort its shape as it jerks around.
photos via 1024 Architecture
Glen Tickle
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