Senster

The Senster

is a work of robotic art created by Edward Ihnatowicz. It was commissioned by Philips to be exhibited in the Evoluon, in Eindhoven, the Netherlands and was on display from 1970 to 1974 there, when it was dismantled. The work was restored in the late 2010s.

It is considered to be the first work of robotic sculpture to be controlled by a digital computer.

The work measures about 8 feet (2.5m) high "at the shoulder" and about 15 feet (4 m) long, constructed of welded steel tubing and actuated by hydraulic rams. The work's metal structure resembles an animal, standing on three legs, and featuring a long neck, like a giraffe. When the work was created and installed in the 1970s, there were four microphones and two Doppler radar sensors mounted on its "head", which were used to sense the sound and movement of the people around it. A computer system (Philips P9201 - a clone of the mor…

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