Theo Jansen’s Strandbeests

Written by todd November 21st, 2007

Dutch artist Theo Jansen creates autonomous walking beasts from plastic tubes and bottles that can react to wind, and can store this energy for later use as compressed air. They [...]

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Dutch artist Theo Jansen creates autonomous walking beasts from plastic tubes and bottles that can react to wind, and can store this energy for later use as compressed air. They “breathe”– they “think” and soon they will evolve.

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  1. Stephanie Stoner says:

    love love love this. . .

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