I think the progress of AI is amazing,
but I'm not worried that it might go
too far and dominate humanity. Rather
than that, it seems that humans lose
their motivation. For example, for
illustrations, if you can output
something amazing in an instant, I
think it would be silly to spend a
long time mastering a technique.
Van Gogh's paintings have features
that make it easy to recognize them as
his paintings. AI can also imitate
such characteristics. In the case of
music, melodies, including similar
ones, are protected by copyright, but
the chord progression and arrangement
are pretty loose. It's the same with
paintings, and I think it's difficult
to protect the style of painting by
copyright.
If AI can easily imitate it, it will
discourage the desire to devise a new
style of painting and send it out to
the world in the first place.
Could it be that humanity is gradually
losing its creative otivation?
On the other hand, I don't think it's
better if there is no technological
progress.
Automobiles may have had a negative
effect on physical strength, as humans
walked less, and the issue of
pollution, but the merit of being able
to go far quickly is great, so I don't
think it was an unnecessary invention.
If AI advances into the creative
field, what direction will humans
take? I feel that "what you want to
do" is more important than "what you
can do well".
This is the current view of the Maker
Faire Kyoto venue.
I played around with Photoshop
filters.
Cherry blossoms are blooming in nearby
areas such as Keihanna Commemorative
Park.
This is a video that summarizes the
event where you bring your own work
and exhibit it. The venue is an
elementary school that is scheduled to
be demolished.
Places such as science rooms and
cooking rooms were used for
exhibitions.
Originally, we were supposed to be
able to do various things outdoors,
but unfortunately it rained.
Many children and families attended
the event.
This is the first exhibition after
replacing RealSense with D405.
Since the D455 has been changed from
being mounted on the head to being
built into the head, the figure can
now be held over the eyes of the
robot.
I wondered why the child was holding
the figure upside down, but it seems
that she discovered that doing so
would increase the recognition rate.
I was aware of the decline in the
recognition rate, but the cause was
that the camera was installed upside
down due to screw holes.
Yesterday,
Ride the animal train, which is very
popular with children,
Surrounded by children in front of my
booth,
Bitten by dinosaurs
Fortune telling for an unknown costume
I have lost the red stamp on the paper
for the robot fortune-telling, so I
remade it.
I bought a rubber plate and a
dice-shaped piece of wood at a DIY
shop and carve the rubber with a
knife.
The design is from the robot names
"Kosan" and "Chibisan" in Japanese
characters.
I found one of the same size with 11
notes on the net, so I bought it.
Without semitones of one octave, the
number of songs that can be performed
extremely is limited,
If it has the lower G, I can increase
the variation of the song.
When I played it, it was off by a
semitone. (B diatonic scale)
Normally, I would get angry, but this
time, it was convenient.
When combined with the 8-tone one, the
# and b sounds can be supplemented,
making it possible to play many songs.
Detective Conan and Kid the phantom
thief combined
名探偵コナンと怪盗キッドが道でぶつかって、合体してできたロボットがこちらになります。
3月11日
丸い楽器
I found a small one which is round
shape instrument played by robots, so
I bought it.
It's just the right size for a robot
to play.
The color is fit to steam punk and
it's good.
Production of a communication robot
(18th month)
Read the QR code with the RealSense
camera and execute the specified
script.
The purpose is to make it possible to
easily execute commands because it is
not possible to operate a notebook PC
every time when using it at nursing
home.
RealSense has wider angle than I
expected, so I made the hole in the
head bigger for the time being to
secure the field of view.
I discovered that the decorations
placed under the instruments looked
better when the LEDs were not turned
on.
If I don't dim the LED to weaken the
light, it will be reflected on the
half mirror and it will look fuzzy.
Dimming isn't difficult, but it's time
consuming. . .
Since the room in the back is far from
the kitchen, it may be efficient to
have a robot serve the food.
Around the pillars are narrow, so it
might get in the way when a person
passes around it.
The relationship with the staff is
also delicate.
When I put my feet on the floor, it
stopped properly.
Three robots perform "Aria on the G
String" on a circular stage.
"Aria on the G String" was composed by
German composer Johann Sebastian Bach.
In the video, the circular stage is
manually rotated.
Finally, I will make a circular stage
with half-mirror material, attache
ring LEDs, and rotate it with a motor.
It makes a kaleidoscope-like
appearance.
