Robot Arm Draws the Sistine Chapel with Opus 5.5
A physical robot arm, directed entirely by Claude Opus 5.5, attempts to recreate Michelangelo's Creation of Adam on a whiteboard. The model watches a live camera feed, plans each stroke, and — most remarkably — catches that the arm lines were dotted and goes back to fill them in. You see the robot gripping a marker, the Sistine Chapel reference pinned in the corner, and the Opus 5.5 token counter ticking in real time. It's AI controlling real hardware with genuine visual self-correction.
- Claude Opus 5.5 drives a physical robot arm via live camera feedback, not a simulation
- The model self-corrects mid-draw, noticing dotted lines and going back to fill them in
- Reference image (Sistine Chapel hands) is visible on-screen alongside the robot's live output
“The scariest thing about Opus 5.5 is that it goes back to fill in the arm realising the lines were dotted.”
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