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I can totally understand the software part and I think thats feasible with our current level of technology. The hardware seems like the biggest challenge. You
by manav 11y ago
I can totally understand the software part and I think thats feasible with our current level of technology.
The hardware seems like the biggest challenge. You would need very precise robotic arms and spray-brushes to actually accomplish application of makeup. Although I'm no makeup expert, it seems precision is important (See https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WcW70-6eQcY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WcW70-6eQcY).
- joyeuse6701 11y agoIt's a great video =). Our design is trending towards more of a printer design, with airbrush head(s) attached to curved track able to maneuver and angle around the length and width of a face. The precision to apply foundation will differ from say, eyeliner, but we are confident that the great technological strides in printing technologies would allow us for this accuracy. Having said that, the other design I think you're suggesting, a few very precise robotic arms is equally valid and possible given the strides in robotics within the manufacturing industry. A consideration to this design would be anchoring the head. For the arms to accurately apply makeup would require a user to remain still, so a head rest may be necessary/helpful.