Giulia tells her first tattoo without humans

Written by Jason Miller

Giulia tells her first tattoo without humans

Giulia Eghtlines He is a tattoo artist. It has an essential design style, uses very botanical subjects, tattoo with fine, black and delicate lines. He works between Milan and New York. In his latest video published on Instagram he showed How did his new tattoo made. Or rather. Who made it.

Giulia designed the subject. A bundle of lines that forms a stem from which a leaf emerges. To tatar it was Aero, one robotic machine which is able to tattoo human skin. Aero is in service to study Bang Bang of New York, where Giulia also works. Prices are not specified but from the site they do not seem tender. All the tattoos of the study start from 500 dollars.

How Aero works, the robotic tattoo artist

The mechanics with which Aero works are similar to those of one 3D printer. With a variant. 3D printers build on one regular surface. Inclined or yielding plans risk deceiving the sensors and bringing mechanical parts off the road. Aero must instead work on surfaces that are irregular and also change of consistency. We specify it. However, an operator is needed to make the car work.

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Aero therefore first must study the surface on which it will have to tattoo. In the video we see that there is a first phase in which Aero analyzes theGiulia’s forearm. Only at this point does the tattoo begin: it is done with a needle that enters and leaves the skin. Here the procedure is not very different from that of machines. The difference is in stanch: instead of having only line line it has a more complex structure of points to guide the mechanical arm.

Instagram | The stale used to tattoo with Aero

Instagram | The stale used to tattoo with Aero

As Aero was created: the Blackdot startup

According to its marketing department, Aero is the first robotic machine for market tattoos. At the beginning of July his story also ended up in The Wall Street Journal which told the story of his birth. Aero was produced by the startup Blackdot who raised funds to create it for 7 million dollars.

The founder Joel Penington He humbly connected his creature to the invention of the mobile character of Johannes Gutenberg: “There are people who are wondering if technology should also enter the tattoo industry. But this happened even when Gutenberg invented the press and everyone thought that books could be written only by hand”.

Instagram | The tattoo made by Aero

Instagram | The tattoo made by Aero

Jason Miller

I'm Jason Miller, and I've been passionate about technology and storytelling for over a decade. As a lead writer at Herald Editorials, I strive to bring clarity and creativity to complex tech topics. When I'm not writing, you'll find me exploring the latest gadgets or hiking in the great outdoors.