Artist builds his 20-year-old heat-powered subway robot idea with AI in a few hours
sterlingcrispin · x · 2026-10-04
Artist Sterling Crispin shared that 20 years ago he imagined tiny robots cleaning subway seats, powered by the body heat passengers left behind. He just built a buggy but working prototype with AI tools in a couple of hours, including all assets—and says the approach isn't just for games, encouraging everyone to try it.
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