WESBOT LIVE May 8, 2024 cutting a NEW MASK: Texas Slim - Part 2!
by CFX MASKS
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What this video covers
CFX Masks broadcasts a full-day livestream following the robotic sculpting of a new wearable silicone mask called Texas Slim, using their proprietary Kuka 6-axis robotic arm known as Wesbot. The workflow begins with a digital sculpt that is translated into a robot path program, allowing Wesbot to carve the majority of the form from Monster Clay. Human artists then step in to add finishing details and refinements the robot cannot yet achieve, resulting in a fully handcrafted-quality piece ready for silicone production.
Key takeaways
- ◆CFX uses a Kuka 6-axis robotic arm called Wesbot to handle the bulk of the clay sculpting process from digital files
- ◆Every mask that comes off Wesbot is still finished by human hands for detail and quality
- ◆Monster Clay is the primary sculpting medium used in this robotic-assisted workflow
- ◆The stream runs all day, allowing viewers to tune in and out to follow design progress
- ◆This is Part 2 of a multi-part livestream series covering the Texas Slim mask
Who this is for
Professional mask makers, advanced hobbyists, and industry enthusiasts curious about cutting-edge robotic-assisted sculpting technology in high-end silicone mask production.
Tools mentioned
- • Kuka 6-axis robotic arm
- • Wesbot
Materials mentioned
- • Monster Clay
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