Kinetica Art Fair

[gilda]

Did anyone else go (apart from Martind)? It was great as usual.

Mindsets UK had a stall there, I've spent the last hour browsing their
website - it's full of shape memory alloys, metals that melt at low
temperatures, electricity-conducting lycra, bendable plastics and
other goodies.
http://www.mindsetsonline.co.uk

[Tim Storey]

I did, fantastic show...

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[tom]

i'm not clicking that link, everytime I do money dissapears from my
bank account

[Adrian Godwin]

I did, I enjoyed it. 2nd year I've been. Hard to say what I liked best
but that water pouring thing was pretty high up the list.

I'm after some SMA too ..

-adrian

[Tim Storey]

Paul the drawing robot was the winner for me...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bbdQbyff_Sk

[Benjamin Blundell]

I went too! some great exhibits but the talks sucked a bit :S

Ben

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[Josefin Soderlund]

Hey, I went but missed the mind set stand.

Loads of good things but missed all the talks.

Thanks.

[Adrian Godwin]

I was puzzled at first about where the Mindset stand was, but
eventually realised it was the one halfway down the right hand wall,
approximately opposite the infinity-mirrors LED tunnel and the walking
machines (skeleton, ostrich and that kiwi-like thing).

There was a nicely built machine on the stand which appeared to be
creating patterns on paper in a continuous process by floating paint
onto it over a water bath. Not sure what that's called, though it's a
recognised technique.