La Machine Theatre Robots
Rich — September 5, 2008 — Art & Design
References: news.bbc & theverychronicles.blogspot
A 15 meter tall mechanical spider has been spotted on the side of an unused office block in Liverpool, England. The 37 tonne robot is a character in a five day street theatre that is believed to start on Friday. The robot will walk through the streets, exploring the city in what is set to be a spectacular event.
The spider has been built by French company, La Machine, who put on the spectacular Sultan's Elephant show in London in 2006. Watch the video of this earlier show here, it is guaranteed to make your jaw drop!
The spider has been built by French company, La Machine, who put on the spectacular Sultan's Elephant show in London in 2006. Watch the video of this earlier show here, it is guaranteed to make your jaw drop!
Trend Themes
1. Giant Mechanical Robots - The trend of giant mechanical robots offers opportunities for innovative experiences in street theater and public performances.
2. Interactive Street Theatre - The trend of interactive street theatre presents opportunities for immersive experiences and engaging performances in urban environments.
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Industry Implications
1. Entertainment - The entertainment industry can leverage giant mechanical robots to create unique and unforgettable experiences for audiences.
2. Event Planning - The event planning industry can incorporate interactive street theatre into festivals, parades, and other public events to enhance attendee engagement.
3. Tourism - The tourism industry can utilize spectacle performances to attract visitors and create destination marketing campaigns that highlight these extraordinary experiences.
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