A Polargraph is a type of drawing machine that operates using two stepper motors, cords, and a suspended pen to create images on vertical surfaces. Unlike traditional plotters that use Cartesian coordinates, a Polargraph determines the pen’s position by adjusting the length of each cord, allowing for smooth, large-scale drawings. Originally popularized in the maker and art communities, Polargraphs are often used for creative projects, educational demonstrations, and exploring algorithmic art. The system is relatively simple to build and program, making it accessible for hobbyists interested in robotics, programming, and digital fabrication. While not inherently a cybersecurity tool, understanding the mechanics of devices like the Polargraph can be relevant in the context of hardware security, IoT device management, and the safeguarding of network-connected creative equipment.