Meet the artist training Spot robots to make their own art

Agnieszka Pilat helping Digit paint during her residency at Agility Robotics.

Agnieszka Pilat, an artist finding innovative ways to fuse art and technology, plans to spend the next four months training three Boston Dynamics Spot quadrupeds to create art autonomously. 

Starting Dec. 3, Pilat’s show, called Heterobata, is on display at the National Gallery of Victoria’s Triennial Show in Melbourne, Australia. The robots are programmed to understand a range of commands, and they will act autonomously to execute them in whatever order desired. 

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