Wesbot Roundup! Touching base on where the sculpt goes from here!
by CFX MASKS
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What this video covers
CFX Masks offers a behind-the-scenes look at an upcoming mask currently in the sculpting pipeline. An automated sculpting process called Wesbot has completed most of the heavy lifting, with one final robotic pass remaining before the piece is handed off to a human sculptor for finishing and cleanup. The video serves as an unofficial early reveal of a product slated for release early next year.
Key takeaways
- ◆Wesbot automated sculpting system does the bulk of the initial mask carving
- ◆A human sculptor will provide final detailing and cleanup after the robotic passes are complete
- ◆This is a teaser reveal of an unannounced mask coming in early next year
- ◆The hybrid robot-plus-human workflow is central to CFX's production process
Who this is for
Halloween enthusiasts, mask collectors, and prop-making fans eager for a sneak peek at CFX's upcoming silicone mask releases and their production workflow.
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