adam lassy: ikea robotics

designer adam lassy combined standard ikea designs with robotics to create unique furniture that
responds to the user’s presence and needs. the table and chair have embedded robotics and wheels on
the bottom, allowing them to move around freely. depending on the settings the furniture will react
differently to its environment. if you are walking near to the furniture it will move out of your way,
while at other times it may roll over to where you are sitting. the pieces will even slowly move
around, passing snacks around in a party situation.
http://adamlassy.com



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