Scooter
Beep-Beep

Scooter Beep-Beep is the embodiment of whimsy on wheels. As one of Jasper Hawthorn’s more playful creations, this robot is built from the components of a world in constant motion. Its body, a sturdy old oil can, has been repurposed to house the robot’s bustling energy. Atop sits an antenna, rising like a beacon of curiosity, while its eyes, crafted from a pair of vintage binocular eyepieces, give it a look of perpetual surprise.

The arms, made from an assortment of vintage wrenches and rods, are always outstretched, as if inviting onlookers to join in on the fun. Mounted on roller skate wheels, Scooter is a swift traveler across the tabletops and hardwood floors of Jasper’s workshop. The little red “Stop” sign at its base is more for show than function, as nothing can halt the spirited adventures of Scooter Beep-Beep.

This little robot is not just a collection of parts; it is a celebration of movement and a nod to the playful side of invention. With every roll and beep, it reminds us that life is a journey to be traversed with joy and laughter.