With today's rapid technological advances in AI, virtual assistants and robotics, is there anything more fascinating than the increasingly-real world of Science Fiction? We don't think so.
Here at AREA, Sci-Fi characters like R2-D2, C-3PO, Optimus Prime and Bender have stolen our hearts and made us particularly fond of the genre. To celebrate this ever-lasting love, we decided to round up some of our favourite 3D robots created by our talented AREA artists. Check them out below!
1. Rafael Resende, Ghost in the Shell Geisha
She's not your average robot.
Created in Autodesk Maya.
2. Emerson Silva, Nier Automata Robot
Robots can enjoy the finer pleasures in life too.
Created in Autodesk 3ds Max.
3. Sergio P Rodriguez, Rogue Bot
We wouldn't piss off this rogue-bot...
Created in Autodesk Maya.
4. Carlos Terroso, Pitarque's Robot
This pocket-sized bot is cute as a button.
Created in Autodesk Maya.
5. Miguel CBT, Steampunk Robot
Complete with a 19th Century industrial steam-powered aesthetic.
Created in Autodesk 3ds Max.
6. Timothée Maron, Incident on the Edge of Town
If only we could have been a fly on the wall when this happened.
Rendered in Autodesk Arnold.
7. Jasmin Zejnic, Robotics
This robot has a habit of spending too much time on the web.
Createdin Autodesk 3ds Max.
8. Tomas Kral, Tiny Robot's Dream
This tiny robot has big dreams!
Created in Autodesk Maya.
9. Kouki Itoh, Walking Building
There's also a building disguised as a robot hidden in the back.
Created in Autodesk 3ds Max.
10. Beatriz Orellana Matías, Chappito
This robot is more than meets the eye.
Rendered in Autodesk Arnold.
11. Tomas Kral, Robot Attack
When you hastily cut off a car, and it turns out to be a miffed transformer...
Created in Autodesk Maya.
12. Jose Sanjuan, Tin Toy Robot
This little robot marches to the beat of their own drum.
Created in Autodesk Maya.
13. Ivanna Liittschwager, Punk Robot
He may call himself punk, but we think he's more Heavy Metal.
Created in Autodesk Maya.
14. Waldemar Lesniak, Robot 1
Places to go, androids to see!
Created in Autodesk 3ds Max.
15. Carlos Terroso, Retro Sci-Fi Scene
If you're in Coco Town Coruscant, you gotta eat here.
Created in Autodesk Maya.
