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Spain’s Electronically Animated Giant Baby
By Spooky on April 29th, 2010 Category: Art, Pics
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Miguelin, is a 6.5 meters tall animated baby that Spain 
has created for its pavilion, at the Shanghai World Expo 2010.

And if you thing this toddler’s just a big old doll, you’re 
sadly mistaken. Miguelin breaths, blinks and dreams of the 
cities we leave to our future generations, while smiling to 
visitors that walk by. The baby’s “mother” is Spanish film director, Isabel Coixet, who picked this theme both because of “the passion China and Spain share for children”, and as a way of showing that our actions have consequences on our children.

Miguelin, who was constructed in the US, dreams of the future,
and his dreams will be animated, for all visitors to see. 
I’m sure this big baby will become a star when the Shanghai 
Expo opens, on May 1st.


http://io9.com/5526040/21+foot+tall-robot-baby-to-defend-peoples-republic/gallery/4
(Also a Video of it being made.)
21-Foot-Tall Robot Baby To Defend People’s Republic

On May 1, guests at Shanghai's Expo 2010 will encounter a 
giant, cooing robo-baby built by the special-effects 
artists behind Alien vs. Predator. 

Miguelín the 21-foot baby was created by Isabel Coixet of Spain. 

..here's the "story" behind him via Sociedad Estatal para 
Exposiciones Internacionales:

"Miguelín is a 6.5 meters tall baby, electronically animated. It 
breathes, blinks and dreams with the cities that we will leave 
to future generations will smiling visitors as they walk into 
"Sons", the last of rooms that integrate the pavilion, which is 
managed by the Spanish Agency for International Exhibitions (SEEI) [...]

    The baby's "Mother" is film director Isabel Coixet who has 
    pointed out that with this collaboration she has wanted to 
    stay accurate to the Expo Shanghai's Theme, "Better city, 
    better life". Also that Miguelín is a reminder that tells 
    us that "all our actions have direct consequences on our 
    children's future and that we have to react to this", said 
    the filmmaker in an encounter with the Spanish Press at 
    the Instituto Cervantes in Beijing.

    Inspiration for creating Miguelín, the absolute protagonist 
    of Coixet's room, has been – according to the director- the 
    passion for children shared by both the Chinese and the 
    Spanish culture. "We have given this many thoughts. I have 
    investigated along with Chinese assessors, friends and artists 
    I know and both countries share this worship for children" – she said.

    Given its location within the Spain Pavilion, Coixet's room helps to appreciate with detail the curves of the wicker designed by Benedetta Tabliabue and looks like if baby Miguelín is receiving visitors in its own cradle. While the animated dreams of Miguelín have been created by designer Ignacio Fernández Maroto, the construction of the giant baby has been done in USA supervised by Alec Gillis and Tom Woodruff Jr. at the Amalgamated Dynamis Inc. studios, responsible as well for cinematographic monsters such as Alien vs Predator o Starship Troopers.

Wait, it "dreams with the cities that we will leave to future generations?" That means it's become sentient and can communicate with our urban infrastructure. Oh dear Lord — we are witnessing the birth of Skynet.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J4z4vZicLls
Youtube video
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rUPemckApcs
Video of the baby being made.
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