Humanity has long been fascinated by robotics. They inhabit our imagination and our media and are essential in our future society. Robotics is poised to make great strides in making reality match our imaginations.
Humanoid robots, in particular, benefit from advances in AI and engineering. Human-like robots require an artistic eye for detail, from their mechanical design to their ability to replicate human gestures and interactions.
Wiktor Przybył understands that designing and building human-like robots requires an understanding of human nature, anatomy and artistic skills. He uses his creativity and interdisciplinary expertise to build biomimetic, musculoskeletal humanoids that can mirror humans.
“As AI continues to evolve, the design process will gradually come down to just good ideas, and I would like to see people recognize creativity, which is the most important thing. human trait – as their greatest asset,” says Przybył.
An artistic and creative approach to robotics
Przybył is a humanist who believes in contributing to progress and benefiting society. This principle is at the heart of everything he does. Przybył uses an interdisciplinary approach to his creativity, knowing that knowing the fundamentals of many fields can provide a wide range of strategies for solving the problems that arise.
His desire to understand the creative process led him to earn a Bachelor of Arts in Graphic Design and a Master of Arts in New Media Arts. Although Przybył initially chose an artistic path rather than a scientific one, he began his career in the polymer processing industry. There he learned 3D printing and elastomer processing, knowledge that will be useful to him when he begins his career at Clone, a robotics company.
The goal is a human-like robot
Clone’s main goal is to create an accurate musculoskeletal humanoid robot capable of performing everyday tasks. The challenge is to make the robot interact quickly and seamlessly in human environments and improve the user experience (UX). An accurate musculoskeletal system is essential since the goal is to make a robot’s movements and interactions more human.
Biomimicry is used in the creative process to activate the robot to imitate humans. This requires a multidisciplinary approach, combining arts, ethics, UX, design and engineering.
Przybył is passionate about solving complex problems and finding new solutions through creative thinking and unconventional approaches. Both of these skills are necessary to create a human-like robot.
Clone’s goal is to make the robot a versatile machine with capabilities comparable to those of humans. Imitating the human body is not a simple task. The process of making this a reality faces significant hurdles to overcome. If a robot is to be able to interact and fully imitate humans, minor details must be studied with an artistic eye and should not be overlooked. Przybył is determined to meet all challenges to accomplish Clone’s mission.
Przybył understands that what he accomplishes today will form the basis for future inventions. He hopes that his efforts at Clone will one day improve the lives of many people and that his professional achievements will inspire others to dare to be creative in any field.
