The starting point for Japanese monozukuri (manufacturing culture) is, without a doubt, its wide variety of industrial components. Here, these different parts—screws, nuts and the like—have been brought together and transformed into accessories based on an adorable robot motif. High-precision processing techniques refined in the domain of electronic device manufacture have been put to use in handcrafting these small robots, which exploit the special characteristics of various materials including stainless steel, iron and acrylic resin. The parts that these robots are built out of are homogenous and inorganic-looking at first glance; yet a closer look reveals a mosaic of individuality, with each robot having a subtly different expression. With their wry humor and cheery playfulness, these little works of art are sure to raise a smile from anyone seeing them. With so many different types on offer, just choosing your favorite is an enjoyable task. A close look at the robots may perhaps reveal one of the components that we use in our everyday lives, repurposed here in some unexpected way. Perhaps the out-of-the-box thinking embodied in these toys will provide some hints or ideas for those who are seeking some inspiration of their own.
1994年に大阪府東大阪市の町工場で誕生しました。
電子機器位を扱う仕事をする中で工業製品部品のデザインの良さに気づき
これらのもので何か出来ないかと考えたのが始まりです。
あらゆる素材を使い
デザインから製作までひとつひとつ丁寧に作り上げています。
