Litix is at the forefront of both artistic and technological innovation, blending ancient sculpting arts with cutting-edge robotic solutions to build a future where tradition meets breakthrough. By merging timeless creativity with precise engineering, our creations perfectly encapsulate the past, present, and future. In a swiftly evolving world, we’re dedicated to keeping the core of sculptural art alive, enhancing it with the endless possibilities modern tech brings to the table. Litix isn’t just a company; it’s a melting pot of ideas, a bridge connecting generations of artists and visionaries aimed at crafting works that inspire, innovate, and make an everlasting mark on art and culture. @robotor_official@torart_italy
In our vision, technology rises as a tool for the emancipation of human labor, radically transforming the quality of life. By eliminating the dangerous and strenuous aspects of work, we enable individuals to focus on refining their skills down to the last millimeter. This new paradigm not only enhances safety and well-being but also paves the way for a level of specialization and precision previously unimaginable. We are committed to developing solutions that unlock human potential, allowing everyone to explore their capabilities without the constraints of burdensome tasks. In doing so, we reaffirm the value of human intelligence and creativity, envisioning a future where work is no longer synonymous with sacrifice, but with personal fulfillment and collective progress. @torart_italy@robotor_official
At the core of Litix vision lies efficiency, where art not only reaches new heights of beauty and precision but does so sustainably. By minimizing waste and optimizing every stage of the creative process, we showcase that innovation can go hand in hand with respect for our planet. This approach elevates art to a new form of responsible expression, demonstrating our commitment to environmental stewardship without compromising artistic integrity. Our practices embody a belief that true innovation embraces sustainability, ensuring that our artistic endeavors contribute positively to the world, setting a precedent for future generations. Through this, we redefine the role of art in society, making it a catalyst for change and a beacon of responsible creativity. @torart_italy@robotor_official
SPECIAL PRIZE: Art Residency at LITIX SPA
When marble meets the future🏛️ Thrilled to renew this collaboration with LITIX SPA, a Carrara (Italy) based excellence that has revolutionized the world of sculpture. Born from the union of TORART and ROBOTOR, LITIX is a reference point for the greatest contemporary artists, from Jeff Koons to Maurizio Cattelan and Zaha Hadid.
The selected artist will win a 14-day residency in Carrara, enjoying a unique experience among ancient quarries and cutting-edge robotics.🤖
📌 What does the residency include?
- In-company training in traditional techniques and new robotic technologies
- Creation of a work with a real block of marble that will remain the artist's property
- Board and lodging in a dedicated apartment
- €1500 prize to the artist
A bridge between the history of art and the most advanced technology. Are you ready to sculpt the future?
Apply now for this Special Prize 👉 Link in Bio
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Just another day at the @litixtech factory, @robotor_official technology at work, @torart_italy craftsmanship in the stone.
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When stone meets code, a new language is born.
From ancient stone to digital intelligence — the story of how marble carving is evolving through robotics, vision, and code.
What we do at Litix, Robotor and Torart is not about replacing hands with machines. It’s about expanding the language of sculpture, preserving centuries of knowledge, and giving form to ideas that were once impossible to realize.
In the heart of Carrara, the birthplace of classical sculpture, we’re shaping a new era — where tradition meets automation and where innovation is not an enemy of the past, but its natural evolution.
Read the full article on Bloomberg.
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From a vision to a monument…
This is the story of Lord Byron by Bertel Thorvaldsen, faithfully reproduced in marble using cutting-edge robotic carving and refined by hand with artisanal care.
At Litix, we combine technology and tradition to bring timeless sculptures to life.
Whether you already have a 3D model, a drawing, or simply an idea in your mind, we’re here to help turn it into a finished artwork.
Visit quotations.litix.com to upload your file and receive an instant quote.
No file? No problem, send us a sketch, photo, or AI-generated image and we’ll do the rest. From digital modeling to marble selection, robotic carving to hand-finishing, crating and worldwide shipping, we take care of everything.
Now it’s your turn. Let your idea become monument.
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@nytimes In a cavernous warehouse north of New York City, a 16-foot robot outfitted with a cutting tool etched intricate grooves into a faceless marble head atop an alien-like torso. Water sprayed into the air as an image created with artificial intelligence entered the physical world.
Alexander Reben, an MIT-trained technologist, helped bring it to life as part of a stint as OpenAI’s first artist in residence. “I got a closer view of how innovation happens within an A.I. company, and got a better idea of why it’s important to push the edges and try new things,” Reben said.
There are concerns among artists that their work is being used to train A.I. systems without permission, payment or credit, or that A.I. could alter the very nature of creativity. Reben said he understood, but saw enough room for different kinds of art, embracing A.I. as a collaborator on his own works.
See how @artboffin brought A.I. art out into the real world at the link in our bio. Photos and video by @amirbangs and @arseniiv
@60minutes Bill Whitaker asks, “If you have a robot doing 99% of the work, where’s the artistry?”
“In the idea,” says Giacomo Massari, CEO and co-founder of Robotor, a company that makes sculpting robots. “How you program the machine is a work of art.”
Proud to see our robots featured in The New York Times today!
The New York Times documented the innovative project by Alexander Reben, OpenAI’s first artist-in-residence. During his residency, Reben used artificial intelligence tools to generate images, which were then transformed into 3D models using advanced technology. These models were sculpted in Italian marble by our Robotor One-L robot, which reproduced each intricate detail with remarkable precision.
The article describes how Reben experimented with the cutting-edge tool Sora, capable of creating videos from simple text prompts. With the help of Nvidia, these digital images were transformed into three-dimensional objects. The final sculpture—a bust in white marble veined with gray and black—perfectly exemplifies what can be achieved by merging art and technology.
Reben stated that he sees artificial intelligence not as a threat, but as a collaborator, and that this experience allowed him to gain a closer look at the innovation dynamics within a tech company like OpenAI. The article also highlights the debate surrounding AI’s role in the art world, showcasing both the concerns and the enthusiasm of artists when faced with these new possibilities.
