MOME Robotics studio / Reflective Robotics | MOME Robotics Studio – Reflective Robotics in Design research and Education
At Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design, the MOME Robotics Studio develops new ways of teaching and practicing robotics through reflective, interdisciplinary, and somaesthetic design methods that connect technology, craft, healthcare, and performance.
MOME Robotics Studio, Reflective Robotics, creative robotics, design and robotics education, human-robot interaction design, somaesthetics and robotics, interdisciplinary design research, art and technology Budapest, Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design, robotics in art and design education, Renata Dezso, Kalman Tarr
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Integrating art, design, science, and technology as equal partners in a decentralized creative process
MATERIAL FABRICATION

partial micro- solutions reflected in prototypes that challenged systems- oriented setting

PERFORMATIVE ENVIRONMENTS

Microcontrollers (Arduino) (processing, Max, vvvv, touchdesigner)

TRANSDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH

Pushing the boundaries of art and science, engaging with emerging technologies

REFLECTIVE PRACTICES

an exploratory endeavour shaped by the influence of time and progress

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Reflective Robotics started as participation at ABRA_Artificial Biology, Robotics, and Art (Erasmus+ consortium for developing transdisciplinary education in arts, robotics, artificial biology and sustainability)
with the concept of analyzing co-Ability through robotics.
Visit Exhibition - Alchemy of Knowledge. Transdisciplinary Entanglements of Artificial Biology, Robotics and Art