Language(s):
English
Duration:
More than 6 months
9 months
Paid by host:

Selected artists will receive up to 30,000 Euros of funding, mentoring and access to robotics labs. Successful applicants can use the VOJEXT S+T+ARTS Residency funding in accordance with the agreement they will sign with VOJEXT. The funding can be spent on personnel (salaries), travel, equipment, other goods and services (e.g: materials, services, rentals etc.).

Application guidelines:

Applications are open to all artists with an interest in robots in construction, architecture, and arts and crafts.

The application process has two steps.

  1. Deadline for the submission of interest is 23 December 2022. Please write a brief project concept. Apply via the F6S platform
  2. Deadline for full submission is February 3, 2023. Selected artists from the first round are invited to write full proposals with mentoring from Waag and the challenge hosts, with the deadline for submission on 3 February 2023. Take a sneak peek at the full proposal template.

The detailing of the open call rules and each challenge/experiment are detailed on the Guide for Applicants document

Application deadline:
Specific date

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VOJEXT S+T+ARTS

VOJEXT S+T+ARTS

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Description

VOJEXT is a European project that aims to design, develop, validate and demonstrate robotic systems for industry. S+T+ARTS is a European Commissioned initiative that supports and awards the most cutting-edge works of transdisciplinary European science, art and technology. works. Waag is partner in both VOJEXT and S+T+ARTS.

Take a look at the three residencies and their challenge here. The first two are hosted and tech-provided by Robotnik (Spain). The third is hosted and tech-provided by Fondazione Istituto Italiano Di Tecnologica (Italy).

Robotics in Construction (Robotnik) focuses on developing critical, creative and new approaches to human-robot collaboration in construction. The main goal is to design safe and efficient interaction between humans and robots for handling wide surface objects (like plasterboards or walls). A specific topic of interest would be experimenting with gripping, manipulating, and mimicking hand-type end-effectors that can support different surface treatment techniques. Understanding creative and intuitive movement, and how such movement and patterns can be explored and modelled as interaction language between the robot and the human collaborator are some of the artistic and design research questions which might be of interest in this challenge.

Outcome

S+T+ARTS Residencies is a specific funding scheme to finance long-term cooperation periods between science or
technology projects and artistic proposals, with the aim of supporting collaborations between artists and technologists as part of interesting use-cases.

Location

The first two programmes are hosted and tech-provided by Robotnik (Spain). The third is hosted and tech-provided by Fondazione Istituto Italiano Di Tecnologica (Italy).

Contact information
Addresses

Valencia Valencia
Spain

Genova GE
Italy

Email
startsresidency [at] vojext.eu