The Invisible Mouth
A SCIFI CRIME MYSTERY
Roborace is a platform focusing on competition between AI drivers at high speed. Its vehicles are based on full size race cars modified into four wheeled robots. These robots are called Devbot 2.0s and are the same across all teams. Their AI drivers make the difference between an overtake and a crash, ultimately a victory and a loss.
The Invisible Mouth
A SCIFI CRIME MYSTERY
Roborace is a platform focusing on competition between AI drivers at high speed. Its vehicles are based on full size race cars modified into four wheeled robots. These robots are called Devbot 2.0s and are the same across all teams. Their AI drivers make the difference between an overtake and a crash, ultimately a victory and a loss.
The Invisible Mouth
A SCIFI CRIME MYSTERY
Roborace is a platform focusing on competition between AI drivers at high speed. Its vehicles are based on full size race cars modified into four wheeled robots. These robots are called Devbot 2.0s and are the same across all teams. Their AI drivers make the difference between an overtake and a crash, ultimately a victory and a loss.
The Invisible Mouth
A SCIFI CRIME MYSTERY
Roborace is a platform focusing on competition between AI drivers at high speed. Its vehicles are based on full size race cars modified into four wheeled robots. These robots are called Devbot 2.0s and are the same across all teams. Their AI drivers make the difference between an overtake and a crash, ultimately a victory and a loss.
The Invisible Mouth
A SCIFI CRIME MYSTERY
Roborace is a platform focusing on competition between AI drivers at high speed. Its vehicles are based on full size race cars modified into four wheeled robots. These robots are called Devbot 2.0s and are the same across all teams. Their AI drivers make the difference between an overtake and a crash, ultimately a victory and a loss.
Nicolas Kadima
DIRECTOR
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CREATIVE DIRECTOR
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ART DIRECTOR
I grew up in the province of Quebec with a 6-axis articulated robot on the kitchen table, among other things. My dad, a PhD in electrical engineering, designed and built it from scratch. Its grace and precision were hypnotic. The sounds of its servos gave it a voice I can still hear today when I close my eyes.
In High School I fell in love with cinema and spent countless hours with my friend Denis Villeneuve dissecting films and developing a critical eye. Today, it is even more of a pleasure to share thoughts on films old and new with one another.
I eventually moved to Toronto and graduated from OCAD where I met Rod Chong. With him I refined my personal sense of aesthetics, which became heavily informed by technology.
And today, I land here, on your device. What an exciting path. :-)
I am highly collaborative and completely open to any interesting project you might have.
Contact me further down.
