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Muralizer: It prints on walls! (video)
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Muralizer: It prints on walls! (video)
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Muralizer is a drawbot, a robot that prints images from your computer on the wall. It allows anyone to draw murals, signs, and probably other things.I'm try...
muralizer.com - 10/29/2009
Muralizer Project Blog
— muralizer.com — Freeweights make excellent, well, weights. Freeweights make excellent, well, weights. Here, they hold the motors in place.... (more) Muralizer Project Blog

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Muralizer prints art on the wall
blog.makezine.com - 10/29/2009
Muralizer prints art on the wall
— blog.makezine.com — Josh writes in to spread the word about the Muralizer verticle surface printer/plotter project - which is... hopefully a kit in the making - t's a drawbot that takes SVGs as input, letting you print vector graphics really big. The project was ... (more) Muralizer prints art on the wall

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Muralizer prints art on the wall
MAKE Magazine — Josh writes in to spread the word about the Muralizer verticle surface printer/plotter project - which is hopefully a kit in the making - t's a drawbot that takes SVGs as input, letting you print vector graphics really big. The project was started at noisebridge, San Francisco's hackerspace, earlier this year, and we got a prototype going (a bit of video is up on the page). I'd love to bring this piece of open hardware to the community as a kit, but need some help to do so. Inspired by the success of MakerBeam, I set up a kickstarter page. It would be great if people could ...

The Muralizer Draws Art on Your Wall Automatically [Robots]
Gizmodo — The Muralizer is a device that hangs on a string, automatically drawing the design of your choice on your wall. And hopefully, it'll be a kit you can get yourself in the near future. You plug it into your computer and load it up with the vector art of your choosing, hang it up on a string on the surface you want to draw on, and let it do its things. If it's sold as a kit, it'll be a couple hundred bucks and will require a bit of soldering, but it seems like a great way to add some cheap art to the blank wall of your choice. [Muralizer via Make] ...