Creative Robotics

About this course

Creative robotics is a field that sits deliberately at the intersection of technology and artistic practice, asking what happens when engineers think like artists and artists think like engineers. Robots and autonomous systems have traditionally been understood as industrial tools, but creative robotics explores their potential as expressive, performative and social agents, developing machines that move, respond, communicate and create in ways that go far beyond conventional automation. At the University of the Arts, London this three-year programme, rooted in one of the world's leading art and design universities, develops that creative-technical synthesis with genuine depth. You will develop skills in robotics engineering and programming alongside creative practice in areas including performance, installation, interactive design and generative art. The programme develops your ability

Where its graduates go

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