Electric Giraffe (2016)
electricgiraffe.com
electricgiraffe.com
One aspect which stood out was that the head and other parts had touch sensitive “pet” detector cells each of which consisted a short, inch wide plastic flap connected at its base to some internal circuitry and held out from the base at a slight angle to resemble a sort of robotic fur equivalent. When you brushed your hand on them, the giraffe reacted and either nuzzled its head a bit, made some sounds, etc
Anyway I only briefly browsed the site so I’m not sure if he goes into more detail there. It’s cool to see this blast from the past and I wonder what the creator is up to nowadays.
Things in the world are a lot more fleeting than I expected, so I enjoy them in the moment.
This giraffe is a fun, amazing passion project.
But you can’t kill an idea. The reproduction of the thing is more thingy than the thing, since “things in the world” are expected to be less fleeting.
Electric Giraffe dies, long live Electric Giraffe