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The 3D printer robot vendor that can give you a tattoo students hack machine to give volunteer first inking by a printer. Three students hacked the machine for a challenge in September by 'France's Culture Ministry', hosted by ENSCI les Ateliers. its a famous design school in Paris. They managed to get the first 3D printer to draw a perfect circle on skin using a pennant then modified it further to tattoo the skin permanently depending what ink.

The main challenge was holding the skin taut to draw an accurate circle - their tattoo design - which was Chosen to show the machine's accuracy. One volunteer is the proud of owner of what is thought to be the first tattoo etched by a machine (pictured) - a perfect circle on his forearm. Some people Perceive tattoos to be a unique work of art on the skin, etched by skilled artists. But now a group of students have modified a 3D printer to prove That humans robots can tattoo too.

One volunteer is the proud of owner of what is thought to be the first tattoo etched by a machine - a perfect circle on his forearm.
Que challenged people to remix images and sounds in the public domain. The 3D printer That costs less than an iPhone: £ 180 device prints clothes, food and jewelery at the touch of a button Step aside Samsung, is planning to launch a smart watch in July - but can it finally make the technology cool. The event was hosted by ENSCI les Ateliers, a famous design school in Paris and the students set about creating tattoos from a bank of images. Pierre Emm, Piotr Widelka and Johan Da Silveira had eight hours to make use of digital Their materials and managed to hack the printer so it could draw a perfect circle on skin, using a regular pen.They chose the circle to Demonstrate the accuracy of the technology as good however it is a human tattoo artist, circles are incredibly difficult to draw accurately.

Despite The official challenge being over, the students Were determined to to create Their tattooing machine for real. They borrowed to manual tattoo-machine from an amateur tattooist and practiced getting the robot to etch the design on artificial silicone skin. Raw materials challenged people to remix images and sounds in the public domain to create something new. As Raw materials in the public domain to create something new. Going further: The students managed to get the machine to draw a perfect circle on a volunteer's arm in ink from a Biro Within one afternoon, but then Decided to continue to modify the printer, installing a tattoo gun (pictured) so the robot Could permanently ink to volunteer decided to continue to modify the printer, installing a tattoo gun (pictured) so the robot Could permanently ink to volunteer 'The big difficulty was to repeat the same exercise on a curved surface and on a Material Flexibility That has much more than silicone,' Mr Emm Told NPR. The students Explored different methods of holding the skin taut where the tattoo was planned, including a metal ring and elastic bands, but finally Settled on a tube with an open area where the skin was to be marked. They did not find it hard to find a brave volunteer eager to gain the accolade of having the first robot tattoo.The Instuctables.com website documented the process in detail and has published the instructions to help people transform into their own 3D printers tattooing robotic machines.