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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.

The luxury of artists? Having a "Robot Sculptor"

https://www.torart.com/en-ww/the-luxury-of-artists-having-a-robot-sculptor.aspxNow the sculptures are made like this: the robot, called BOT1, was created by robotor and its subsidiary Tor Art, companies founded by two Carrara entrepreneurs passionate about marble and art, Giacomo Massari and Filippo Tincolini, to create sculptures in marble, but also in plastic and wood.

This Automated Robot Sculptor Chisels Stunning Works of Art From Massive Blocks of Marble

https://www.torart.com/en-ww/this-automated-robot-sculptor-chisels-stunning-works-of-art-from-massive-blocks-of-marble.aspx” Giacomo Massari and Filippo Tincolini, who co-founded Robotor, elaborated on the idea : “As sculptors, having to deal with works of immense complexity led to the need to equip us with anthropomorphic robots, technological tools that could simplify our lives,” they stated.

The Parthenon Marbles cloned in Carrara: a challenge to the British Museum

https://www.torart.com/en-ww/the-parthenon-marbles-cloned-in-carrara-a-challenge-to-the-british-museum.aspxIn particular, the Robotor robot by Giacomo Massari and Filippo Tincolini has created, using the marble from the Apuan Alps, the prototype that is serving as the base for the copy of the horse in Pentelic marble, the same type used on the Acropolis.

Can this Italian startup’s robot sculptor chisels its way into our hearts?

https://www.torart.com/en-ww/can-this-italian-startups-robot-sculptor-chisels-its-way-into-our-hearts.aspxIn 2021, the New York Times spoke to the founders of Robotor, Filippo Tincolini and Giacomo Massari, about “ABB2”.

Robot chisel can sculpt marble like a 3D printer

https://www.torart.com/en-ww/robot-chisel-can-sculpt-marble-like-a-3d-printer.aspx One such robot is called Robotor and is currently operated in Massa Carrara, Italy, by Filippo Tincolini and Giacomo Massari's TorArt contemporary art studio.

Robotor : le robot qui sculpte le marbre avec la précision des plus grands artistes

https://www.torart.com/en-ww/robotor-le-robot-qui-sculpte-le-marbre-avec-la-precision-des-plus-grands-artistes.aspxLe studio étant basé dans le quartier des carrières de Carrare en Italie, ses co-fondateurs de Robotor Filippo Tincolini et Giacomo Massari se sont inspirés de l’histoire locale et de leur amour pour l’art pour créer un tel dispositif.

ROBOTOR: ARTISTIC FUTURE

https://www.torart.com/en-ww/robotor-artistic-future.aspx ROBOTOR: ARTISTIC FUTURE ROBOTIC hi-tech solutions Filippo Tincolini and Giacomo Massari, the founders of Robotor, take marble sculpture to another level.

Press Kit

https://www.torart.com/en-ww/press-kit.aspxEstablished in 2004 by Giacomo Massari and Filippo Tincolini in Fantiscritti, the workshop is located in the stunning basin of the Apuan Alps, where Michelangelo once sourced precious white marble for his sculptures. ... These items, including chairs, tables, and bookshelves, are designed by Filippo Tincolini and sorted into different collections and lines.

At Litix in Carrara, robots create marble hulls and sculptures.

https://www.torart.com/en-ww/alla-litix-di-carrara-i-robot-realizzano-scafi-e-sculture-in-marmo.aspxLitix, led by Giacomo Massari and Filippo Tincolini, with a revenue of 4.6 million euros in 2023 and an EBITDA of 1.28 million euros, is completing the construction of its headquarters, which includes a sculpture workshop and eight robotic stations, located right below the Fantiscritti marble basin, one of Carrara's most famous sites, rich in history and charm.

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