ROBOTIC THEATRE / COPERNICUS SCIENCE CENTRE
ROBOTIC THEATRE / COPERNICUS SCIENCE CENTRE
It's been 8 years. 8 performances a day! In 8 years of service it completed over 20,000 performances. These numbers are impressive.
I had the pleasure to do 7 animated films (video scenography) prepared for and commisioned for Copernicus Science Centre. Films were used in a theater play entitled "About Price Ferrycy and Princess Krystala" based on a story by Stanislaw Lem. Mechanical robots created by English firm Engineered Arts Limited are actors in the play. RoboThespian speak their lines in human voice, move and perform different activities. Renowned Polish actors: Marian Opania and Piotr Fronczewski among others lent their voices.
More info: http://www.kopernik.org.pl/en/
Engineered Arts Director Will Jackson, explains about the developments that have fed Engineered Arts' latest creation "Robotic Theatre" Looking at the recent installation at Copernicus Science Centre, in Warsaw, Poland. The theatre consists of 3 robothespians, each on their own Smooth Mover track system. The system also controls moving head lights and a moving projector. All with the easy to use touchscreen interface.
More info: https://www.engineeredarts.co.uk/robotic-theatre/
Animation
Below there are sample animations from this spectacle.
/ lector only in Polish /
Machine designs
all animations and graphics created in Saymoon Studio / Szymon Felkel
thanks for watching!
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Nice to see you using creativecoin tag, my vote there is worth a lot more than on Steem :) I continue to be impressed by depth and breadth and general coolness of your oeuvre! Your animations kinda remind me of monty python x lsd x moffugin' science :)
BTW has anyone explained to you how to access the rewards that you will have coming to you for using creativecoin tag using steem-engine.com? (the rewards won't be there until 7 days after you publish a post, so there shouldn't be anything there yet). Also I would use the #palnet tag as well, there is a pretty high degree of overlap between palnet and creativecoin holders so you will be doubling up your rewards. One last thing and I hope I am not overwhelming you :joy: I highly recommend using the steempeak.com front end to create and edit your posts instead of the steemit.com front end, steempeak will show you your pending PAL and creativecoin rewards when you hover over the pending payout, and steempeak also allows you to add up to 10 tags to your post... cheers!
Hi. Thank you very much for your vote;) I am pleased that you like my next posts. Now I know that it is worth throwing in new ones;)
Unfortunately, no one explained to me how to earn rewards for this tag. I am a slowly growing organism in its infancy now, but gradually maturing;) All the time I do not know what can and can not be. I have no idea what steem-engine.com is. I suspect that this is something important;)
#palnet, ok. I do not know if I used it in the right place (I put it at the very bottom of the post.) Should I exchange it with one of the five that are set in the window? I have no idea if I understand it well?
steempeak.com, hm. I do not know how it works;) I am like a child in the fog. You have to explain it to me slowly and simply. Sorry;)
Thank you very much for great advice. I will try to do all of them. I hope I do not screw up;)
RE #palnet tag, I just advise using it as one of your tags going forward on your art / creative posts, along with #creativecoin.
You can use more than 5 tags if you use the steempeak.com website interface for Steem.
So taking a step backward, the first thing you should do is set up a Steem Keychain account. Steem Keychain is a browser extension that basically lets you log into any Steem based website or application without having to re-enter your private keys every time. It is sort of like using your Google or Facebook account to log in to any number of different websites. Chrome extension: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/steem-keychain/lkcjlnjfpbikmcmbachjpdbijejflpcm?hl=en
Firefox extension: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/steem-keychain/
Using Steem Keychain you can log in to and use steempeak.com, try out its post editor which is much superior to steemit.com and allows 10 tags. steempeak.com mirrors anything on steemit.com (or more accurately, they both mirror the blockchain) so for instance you can visit steempeak.com/@szymonfelkel or steempeak.com/@carlgnash and see all of our content there.
As I mentioned above, steempeak.com also allows you to see pending token payouts on your posts for other tokens beside just Steem / Steem Backed Dollar (SBD). You have to hover your mouse cursor over the post payout and you will see a pop-up with the various tokens earned. Using both the #creativecoin and #palnet tags makes your post elible to earn CCC and PAL tokens respectively. There is a dedicated website just for #creativecoin tag https://www.creativecoin.xyz/@szymonfelkel and also for #palnet tag https://www.palnet.io
You have been earning Creative Coin (CCC) tokens and actually quite a lot! But these creative coin tokens won't actually show up in your account until the posts in question "pay out" (this happens 7 days after you publish).
You can also log in to steem-engine.com using the Steem Keychain browser extension referenced above, and there you can see in your Wallet any tokens you have earned and current value in USD. The steem-engine tokens can be traded against Steem on the internal steem-engine.com exchange, and you can withdraw steem from steem-engine.com to your Steem account wallet.
I did everything that you wrote about. I'm a few steps away;) It works. Now, I just need to learn the interfaces and details you wrote about. Thank you very much.
No problem and I am glad I am not overwhelming you. In some ways this is an exciting time to be joining Steem, the steem-engine.com tokens are just starting up in the last few months (and creativecoin just in past couple weeks). In other ways it is not so exciting time to be on Steem (price of Steem being a quarter of a dollar :( .
Circle back and ask me about either staking your creativecoin when it pays out (meaning you "vest" the creativecoin to your account, which gives you the ability to reward other authors or yourself with creative coin whenever you upvote content that has #creativecoin tag), or cashing out the creativecoin for steem and withdrawing to your main account. You currently have three posts that have use creativecoin tag and are earning creative coin:
For a total of 2028.28 pending payout in creative coin. Of that pending payout, you as the author get 60% and the curators (voters who voted your posts) get the other 40%. So you are looking at 1216.968 creativecoin payout currently on those three posts. At current market prices (you can see current prices at https://steem-engine.com/?p=tokens ) one creativecoin is worth ~ one cent ($.01) or ~ .05 STEEM. So around $12. Maybe not anything to jump over the astromoon about, but also not anything to sneeze at considering this is basically extra income on those posts just for using the #creativecoin tag :)
In one of our first exchanges I let you know that I had delegated a small amount of SP (steem power) to you so that you would have enough "resource credits" (bandwidth, essentially) to interact on the Steem blockchain. Once your posts start paying out (7 days after publishing) you can decide if you want to "power up" any of the Steem you earn from the posts - powering up Steem turns it into Steem Power (which gives you resource credits / bandwidth). As you are starting out it is a good idea to power up to at least 50 steem power which gives you enough resource credits to do at least a decent amount of posting/commenting/upvoting (if you are a heavy commenter you may need more steem power than that).
Let me know if you need help walking through the process of powering up Steem. I will leave my delegation of steem power to you in place until you have powered up enough of your own steem power to operate here. I like yer weird content and hope you stick around!
You know, I primarily treat it as fun and in a way an introduction to the adventure with cryptocurrency. I do not have much knowledge yet, but day after day I'm interested in this subject even more. I know that at the moment they are not big money but maybe more time is needed for the project to develop. I think that the whole idea of Steem-Steemit is a great idea.
Thank you very much for explaining what to do next. In my portfolio, the first figures for my first posts have already appeared;)
I will wait for the next and it is possible that I will come back to you with questions about what to do next;) Anyway thanks again!
Awesome project in general and your animations are masterful:) As a collage artist i am envious of your creations. But there is a problem with copy/paste at Steemit and this is why Cheetah notified you at the above comment. There are some community rules set for Steem because the posts are rewarded and so we cannot let anyone posting copy/pastes found on the net and get the rewards.
In your case it is your own website so there is no problem, you can take anything you like and put it at Steemit, but you must first verify first that it is your website. It is a simple process, all you have to do is to add your steemit account at the site, maybe write it at your description or make a post there presenting your new steemit account. Then you take the link from your site that shows the steemit account and take it here http://steemcleaners.com/verifications/new . You fill the form, send and thats all, they will take the Cheetah comment out and then you can take anything you like from your site and copy paste it. If you need any help just ask:)
I am very happy that you like my projects;) I try to do it the best I can. It's a fact Cheetah surprised me with this entry. I did not know it works like that. But it makes sense.
I have verified this post according to your instructions. I placed the address of my steemit account in the contact tab on my website (https://saymoonstudio.com/contact) and then I sent the form. I hope I did it right? I have a question. Will I be able to remove this address from my website after verifying the authenticity? Is this a one-time process or must it always be there? Will the next content that I want to copy from my website also have to be verified in this way? Thank you very much for help
I will see what i can do to help you get verified.
thanks
nah now that you are verified with cheetah, it won't trigger any more auto alerts. You don't have to go through this process each time.
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Everything is cool now, your account is verified and you can take as much content as you like from your website @szymonfelkel:) Sorry for this constant bombardment of information but the community is very impressed by your artworks and everyone is trying to be helpful and guide you:)
Oh, that's cool. No problem @georgeboya. I want to be bombarded with information;) I like learning new things;) Thank you all!
I have yet to see a live robot show. I do like that the real people don't have to be on stage 24-7.
Yes. They are not late for work, have no hangover and do not want to inflate rates;)
I smell robot rights advocates coming around the corner. bwahaha
yes, hahaha:)
This post is amazing <3 What an incredible robotic theatre ! And such creative designs for the robots and the sets <3 <3 <3
Love the video, and love all the pictures and animations :D
Thanks;)