My R4 Astromech droid (R2-D2) with real binary droid speak! The nat...

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My R4 Astromech droid (R2-D2) with real binary droid speak!

The natural language returned is converted into pronounced syllables and converted to phonemes. Each phoneme is mapped to a frequency that is beeped back through the Windows Beep API.

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@AugmentedArtist14

📦 Part 1: The Build Begins!

Starting the journey to bring this 1/2 scale Fanhome R2-D2 to life — fully autonomous, voice-responsive, and loaded with personality. Stay tuned as each part brings us closer to a galaxy not so far away… 🤖✨

@AugmentedArtist17

I’ve been working on The Batman. Model by Do3D.

@AugmentedArtist18

Let’s cook!

@General_Skaza_1.3k

fnaf movie poster in my style? #fnafmovie hah

@AugmentedArtist24

Photos didn’t do it justice — here’s the full reveal of my 3D printed Ultron head in motion and light. Custom paint, internal LED rig, and that hex-mesh glow really bring this to life. Built it piece by piece… now it stares back.

@Briferstorm461

happy silksong day

@AugmentedArtist11

The Batman cowl

@AugmentedArtist5

📦 Part 2 and about a 3rd of the way complete.

Continuing the journey to bring this 1/2 scale Fanhome R2-D2 to life — fully autonomous and voice-responsive. Stay tuned! 🤖✨

@General_Skaza_420

I was mad that they made Alastor's 2nd form so lame, so here is my art of scary alastor, straight from the fairytales, not just with some goofy ahh tentacles

@AugmentedArtist31

“There are no strings on me.” 🕷️💥

Before my long break, I finished my 3D printed Ultron head—battle-damaged, lit from within, and fully menacing.

Printed in multiple pieces, assembled and painted by hand. LED backlight adds that eerie AI glow.

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