article_snippet.sent: There's clearly still a few precision kinks with the Beautification machine created by Austrian designers Maya Pindeus and Johanna Pichlbauer .
article_snippet.sent: The robot made The robot debut at the exhibition, Biennale Internationale Design Saint-Etienne 2015, in France, and gallery visitors were in for a treat.
article_snippet.sent: Women were then filmed testing The robot for the two University of Vienna students' art project entitled Beautification.
article_snippet.sent: The beginning of the video shows the designers setting up and creating The robot's frame which includes two magnified mirrors.
article_snippet.sent: The designers found the results of the art project were differed from The designers initial expectations. '
article_snippet.sent: The interaction with our machine made people smile.
article_snippet.sent: our machine tireless spins, the way our machine didn’t quite succeed, our machine seemed to have our machine own ideas of what looked good in a human face.'
article_snippet.sent: On their Tumblr page, the pair explain the inspiration for the art project: 'Without us paying much attention, many processes and rituals in us lives have been taken over by machines which are said to be cold and unemotional.'
article_snippet.sent: The designers added: 'us machines, however, have The designers own will, The designers own ideals.
highlights_snippet.sent: Created by designers Maya Pindeus, 24, and Johanna Pichlbauer, 25 .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Art project debuted at Biennale Internationale Design Saint-Etienne 2015 .