"We Don't Need Another Michelangelo": In Italy, It's Robots' Turn to Sculpt - The New York Times
Using the same marble found in Renaissance masterpieces, a team of robots is accepting commissions. Their owners say tech is essential to Italy’s artistic future.
That sounds like the wrong material to make high-precision industrial robots out of. Zinc alloy is softer and heavier than aluminum. The only reason it's used for anything is because it's cheap and melts at a low temperature, so it's used to make cheap die cast metal parts like carburetors. And you could get similar results to the sculptures show with a 5-axis CNC machine made of cast iron, you don't need a robot arm.
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