‘robotzki’

robotzki‘ by german designer benedikt achatz for ingo maurer re-envisions the classicworkspace light via the utilization of the functional principles and articulations of the human arm. the lamp is a response to many of the interdisciplinary design questions oftoday: lighting, user interface, product design and automation technologies.

benedikt achatz: robotzki image © designboom

this led lamp is controlled electronically using five motors, several programmable microcontroller modules and a software interface that remains open to future additional input/ output devices (e.g. sensors and light regulators). ‘robotzki’ provides a multi-dimensional interactive experience for the user through its flexible form and the sounds produced by the automated motor functions of the lamp.

benedikt achatz: robotzki image © andreas acktun

benedikt achatz: robotzki

benedikt achatz: robotzki ‘robotzki’ head detail

benedikt achatz: robotzki ‘robotzki’ head back view image © designboom

benedikt achatz: robotzki ‘robotzki’ head side view image © designboom

benedikt achatz: robotzki ‘robotzki’ elbow joint

benedikt achatz: robotzki ‘robotzki’ elbow joint

benedikt achatz: robotzki ‘robotzki’ base image © designboom

benedikt achatz: robotzki diagram showcasing the flexibility of ‘robotzki’ lamp

benedikt achatz: robotzki image © andreas acktun

‘robotzki’ was presented during salone del mobile 2010 at the ingo maurer showroom.