WESBOT LIVE! Dec 12, Part 2!
by CFX MASKS
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What this video covers
CFX Masks broadcasts an all-day livestream showing their robotic sculpting system — nicknamed Wesbot — carving a brand-new mask design out of Monster Clay using a Kuka 6-axis robotic arm programmed by Robotic Solutions. The workflow begins with a digital sculpt file that is translated into the robot's motion path, allowing the machine to handle the bulk of the rough sculpting work. Human artists then step in to refine details and complete elements the robot cannot fully achieve on its own, ultimately producing a master sculpt destined to become a finished wearable silicone mask.
Key takeaways
- ◆CFX uses a Kuka 6-axis robotic arm (Wesbot) to automate the majority of mask sculpting from digital files
- ◆Monster Clay is the sculpting medium used for the robot-carved master
- ◆Human craftspeople finish every piece, adding detail and refinement the robot cannot replicate
- ◆The stream runs all day, letting viewers drop in and out to follow the mask's progress
- ◆The finished master will eventually be cast as a wearable silicone mask
Who this is for
Professional mask makers, prop fabricators, and serious Halloween enthusiasts curious about how high-end silicone masks are designed and produced using robotic fabrication technology.
Tools mentioned
- • Kuka 6-axis robotic arm
Materials mentioned
- • Monster Clay
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