London ink artist Wes Thomas was enlisted to operate the robot appendage, with tattoo needle attached, to reproduce one of his abstract designs onto the inner forearm of Dutch actress Stijn Fransen.

Would you let a robot ink a cloud-based tattoo design onto you? For the low price of $10,000 and a trip to Austin, Texas, now you can. Last week, the Blackdot robo-tattooing startup came out of ...

There are some advantages to having a robot tattoo artist. Machines have steadier hands than humans, for instance. There’s also the promise that you’ll get the exact design you want.

They began by using a 3D printer modified to ‘print’ with a tattoo needle. Catching the interest of the Applied Research Lab at Autodesk, the next logical step was to use an industrial robot ...

Here’s something we thought we’d never see: a robot that turns a computer drawing into a tattoo on the user’s arm. The basic design of the robot is a frame that moves linearly along two axes ...

As part of a marketing stunt for telecom T-Mobile Netherlands, Dutch TV personality Stijn Fransen got a tattoo by a tattoo artist — but remotely, through the use of a 5G-enabled robot.

The submitted designs are kept in a secure cloud that can be accessed at any Blackdot Studio, with the company using blockchain technology to track tattoo execution. Each time someone chooses to ...

You may soon have the chance to get a tattoo from a robot. Tatoué, developed by Pierre-Emmanuel Meunier and Johan da Silveira … … is a modified industrial robot ...

The design of the tattoos tested ... what's possible by even the most skilled tattoo artist. As it stands, there's no commercial applications for the robot arm as it's all done in an academic ...

Now they've taken the automated-tattoo idea a step further, converting an industrial robot like those used to assemble cars ... who are not adhering to a specific code to create your design and are ...