4 thoughts on “ Industrial Light Painting Steps It Up A Few ” Andrew says: June 5, 2014 at 7:36 pm That is a really novel idea. I like it! Report comment. Reply. RunnerPack says: ...

It’s not always necessary, especially if you’re painting from a light color to a dark one, or you choose a paint with a built-in primer. But it does help ensure a smooth application.

Industrial Light Painting Steps It Up A Few. June 5, 2014 by James Hobson 4 Comments . What would you do if you had access to an industrial ABB IRB 6640 robot? We’d ...

Step 3: Paint and seal. Your finished product will be subjected to additional wear and tear from being outside in the changing seasons, from wind and rain to freezing or high temperatures.

Envision how you’d like the finished project to look, then set a budget and timeline. Make sure you give yourself enough time to realistically complete the paint job, including time to prep the ...

I made this robot to make light painting animations. Each of the animations I made took between 4 and 12 hours to shoot, one frame at a time. Each frame is 1-3 long exposure photographs of the ...