[尼克拉斯·罗伊（Niklas Roy]

[尼克拉斯·罗伊（Niklas Roy）]显然，这是一个愉快的时光

At Hackaday Europe this year, we saw a lot of incredible projects. From robots that could play ping pong to a 3D printer that used resin and light to create objects, there was something for everyone. But one project that really caught our eye was Niklas Roy’s generative art cabinet.

在今年的Hackaday Europe上，我们看到了许多令人难以置信的项目。从可以玩乒乓球的机器人到使用树脂和灯创建对象的3D打印机，每个人都有一些东西。但是，尼克拉斯·罗伊（Niklas Roy）的生成艺术柜是一个真正引起我们注意的项目。

This cabinet puts you in the role of the curator. Ever-changing images show on the screen, and when you put your money in, it prints yours out, stamps it for authenticity, and cuts it off the paper roll with a mechanical box cutter.

这个内阁使您扮演策展人的角色。不断变化的图像显示在屏幕上，当您投入资金时，它将其打印出来，为真实性打印并用机械盒切割器将其切下纸卷。

If you like fun machines, you should absolutely go check out the video (embedded below without resorting to YouTube!). The LCD screen has been stripped of its backlight, allowing you to verify that the plot exactly matches the screen by staring through it. The screen flashes red for a sec, and your art is then dispensed. It’s lovely mechatronic theater.

如果您喜欢有趣的机器，则绝对应该去观看视频（嵌入下面而不诉诸YouTube！）。 LCD屏幕已被剥夺了背光，使您可以通过凝视屏幕来验证该图是否与屏幕完全匹配。屏幕将红色闪烁一秒钟，然后分发您的艺术品。这是可爱的机电剧院。

We also dig the “progress bar” that is represented by how much of your one Euro’s worth of art it has plotted so far. And it seems to track perfectly; Bill Gates could learn something from watching this. Be sure to check out the build log to see how it all came together.

我们还挖掘了“进度栏”，该“进度栏”由您迄今为止所撰写的一欧元的艺术价值代表。它似乎跟踪完美。比尔·盖茨（Bill Gates）可以从观看此书中学到一些东西。请务必检查构建日志，以查看所有内容如何结合在一起。

You’d be forgiven if you expected some AI to be behind the scenes these days, but the algorithm is custom designed by Niklas himself, ironically adding to the sense of humanity behind it all. It takes the Unix epoch timestamp as the seed to generate a whole bunch of points, then it connects them together. Each piece is unique, but of course it’s also reproducible, given the timestamp. We’re not sure where this all lies in the current debates about authenticity and ownership of art, but that’s for the comment section.

如果您期望一些AI如今会在幕后，但是该算法是由Niklas本人定制的，具有讽刺意味的是，这一切都增加了这一切背后的人类感。它需要Unix Epoch时间戳作为种子来产生一大堆点，然后将它们连接在一起。每个作品都是独特的，但是考虑到时间戳，当然也可以再现。我们不确定这一切都在当前有关真实性和艺术所有权的辩论中，但这是评论部分。

If you want to see more of Niklas’s work, well this isn’t the first time his contraptions have graced our pages. But just last weekend at Hackaday Europe was the first time that he’s ever given us a talk, and it’s entertaining and beautiful. Go check that out next.

如果您想看到更多的尼克拉斯的作品，那么这不是他的装置第一次为我们的页面增光添彩。但是，就在上周末，在欧洲的哈卡迪欧洲，他是他第一次给我们讲话，这是娱乐和美丽的。接下来去检查一下。