Manipulators with auto-conveyors make movies
Their names are Pak, Gilda and Rosie. And these are not the people depicted in the photo, but the manipulator robots behind them. Together, this is an artel of cameramen shooting movies in San Francisco. The team consists of three Fanuc s430iL manipulators, originally intended for assembling cars on a conveyor belt, and of service personnel — programmers, technicians, etc.
Despite the fact that “robo-operators” do not have human abilities to search for some particularly talented angles or expressive frames, they also have their advantages: manipulators are able to “hold” not only cameras, but also any props needed for a movie and they never shake hands. What they took there, look here .
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In the film industry, it seems, there are special cranes, both for the camera and for the camera along with the operator. Why it was necessary to reprogram conveyor Fanuc-s is not entirely clear. But in general, of course, the guys are great.
Despite the fact that “robo-operators” do not have human abilities to search for some particularly talented angles or expressive frames, they also have their advantages: manipulators are able to “hold” not only cameras, but also any props needed for a movie and they never shake hands. What they took there, look here .
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In the film industry, it seems, there are special cranes, both for the camera and for the camera along with the operator. Why it was necessary to reprogram conveyor Fanuc-s is not entirely clear. But in general, of course, the guys are great.
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/93077/
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