Sharpen your drawing skills with "DrawBo"

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Hello Everyone,
We have designed a product named “DrawBo” which is a drawing hanging robot.

Now we are adding many new features to this product like sketching, selfie drawings and many more.

One of the features is that it can teach drawing in the most simplest way.
You might like watching the following video.
DrawBo Teaching to draw a DOG

“DrawBo” is intelligent enough to take the complete image and split it into simple steps.
After drawing each step, it pauses for a while so that the learner can copy the steps easily.

The sole purpose of starting this thread is to have feedbacks as to how can we improve this product.

Let me update you very soon with some more exciting features.
Any comments and critiques are welcomed.

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This looks like a fun toy but I don’t really see how this can teach the fundamentals of drawing. I mean, instead of watching the bot and draw what it draws one could just draw directly from the picture. Can the bot teach about construction and deconstruction with shapes, figures, shading, lights, colors. You know, the fundamentals.

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I’m sure you know about this:

I’d get Quincy if I was in the market for this sort of thing and it’s only about $100 compared to a projected price of $200 for the DrawBo.

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:thinking: teaching children to draw with a robot? Why though…

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It sounds fun but I doubt the actual teaching part.

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That’s a Lounge topic though, not “Feedback & Testing”, because you neither provide feedback not test Krita, so it’s off-topic.

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@Takiro
Nice to read your comment.
DrawBo can teach about the construction with shapes and figures. It’s artificial intelligence enables it to split an image into very simple lines and curves which are easy to follow.

Regards

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@AhabGreybeard
I am glad that you brought up this point.
Quincy has only a handful number of drawings to draw may be 50 in number for $100.
But DrawBo offers 1000 number of images for drawing ranging from simple to complex drawings for $200.

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@EyeOdin,
I get your concern.
We have seen that it is sometimes very difficult to get a drawing teacher. And it is expensive too. Also the commute time to classes can be very tiring for kids. So, with DrawBo, kids can learn drawing at home at any time of their convenience.
In the present situation of widespread pandemic, this would help the kids to move away from the screen.

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@Takiro
The motto is to teach drawing in the most simpler manner. DrawBo splits an image into simpler lines and curves which are to draw. It is empowered with special drawing algorithms which have been designed after consulting a number of drawing teachers and artists world-wide so that the learner can grasp the knack easily.