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Can Robots Replace Michelangelo? A powerful automated machine tries its hand at an ancient craft

https://www.torart.com/en-ww/can-robots-replace-michelangelo-a-powerful-automated-machine-tries-its-hand-at-an-ancient-craft.aspxThe article earned the magazine's cover featuring a work by Filippo Tincolini, founder along with Giacomo Massari of LITIX.

From concept to completion, TORART offers various services for artists, museums, designers, architects

https://www.torart.com/en-ww/torart-services.aspxFounded by Giacomo Massari and Filippo Tincolini, TORART combines traditional hand-made finishes with advanced methods such as anthropomorphic robots and 3D laser scanners.

Robot Carves detailed Marble Sculptures

https://www.torart.com/en-ww/robot-carves-detailed-marble-sculptures.aspxCo-founders Filippo Tincolini and Giacomo Massari believe that manually working on marble sculptures with their robot chisel technology can be made easier.

This statue was created by an Italian robot: the story of Robotor, the Michelangelo with artificial intelligence

https://www.torart.com/en-ww/this-statue-was-created-by-an-italian-robot-the-story-of-robotor-the-michelangelo-with-artificial-intelligence.aspx"Of course, it is," reply together the two Apuan natives, Giacomo Massari, 39 years old, and Filippo Tincolini, 46, co-founders of TorArt, a sculpture studio frequented by those skilled in working marble and software experts.

Can a Robot Replace Canova? The Marble Replica of 'Terpsichore' Is Not Human-Made

https://www.torart.com/en-ww/can-a-robot-replace-canova-the-marble-replica-of-terpsichore-is-not-human-made.aspxThe co-founders of Robotor, Filippo Tincolini and Giacomo Massari, who also run TorArt, a contemporary art studio providing facilities for sculpture, design, and architecture, believe their technology can simplify the manual labor involved in marble sculpting, which can be strenuous, risky, and hazardous for humans.

Robotor One, the sculptor robot that works for museums

https://www.torart.com/en-ww/robotor-one-the-sculptor-robot-that-works-for-museums.aspxThe robot’s creators, Filippo Tincolini and Giacomo Massari, point out that their invention is not intended to take away spaces from flesh and blood artists.

In Carrara, there's the 'Sculptor Robot': but shouldn't sculptures be strictly handmade?

https://www.torart.com/en-ww/in-carrara-theres-the-sculptor-robot-but-shouldnt-sculptures-be-strictly-handmade.aspxNow, sculptures are made like this: the robot, named BOT1, was created by Robotor and its associate Tor Art, companies founded by two Carrara entrepreneurs passionate about marble and art, Giacomo Massari and Filippo Tincolini, to create marble sculptures, but also in plastic and wood. ... "With the robot, the life of artists changes" Retorts [...]

Robotor One, the sculptor robot that aims to compete with Michelangelo

https://www.torart.com/en-ww/robotor-one-the-sculptor-robot-that-aims-to-compete-with-michelangelo.aspxThe creators, Filippo Tincolini and Giacomo Massari, do not intend to take work away from human artists.

"60 Minutes, " the iconic CBS program, dedicated an episode to LITIX.

https://www.torart.com/en-ww/60-minutes-the-iconic-cbs-program-dedicated-an-episode-to-litix.aspxThe American crew had visited Carrara in June to meet the two co-founders, Giacomo Massari and Filippo Tincolini, watch the robots in action, and explore the quarries.

The robot that faithfully replicates art masterpieces

https://www.torart.com/en-ww/the-robot-that-faithfully-replicates-art-masterpieces.aspxFilippo Tincolini and Giacomo Massari, starting with the idea of trying to bring the great sculptures of art history into today’s technological world, have created Robotor, a robot capable of replicating the perfection and beauty of these sculpted marble blocks through a mechanical arm guided by software.

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