Thursday, 31 May 2012
Wednesday, 23 May 2012
Perfect Snapshots – Pulled the Trigger at the right Moment
Perfect Snapshots – Pulled the Trigger at the right Moment:
Some Snapshots, where the photographer (whoever it was!) pulled the Trigger at the right Moment. Fun Stuff:
Watch all the 20 photos here.
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Some Snapshots, where the photographer (whoever it was!) pulled the Trigger at the right Moment. Fun Stuff:
Watch all the 20 photos here.
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Thursday, 17 May 2012
There I Fixed It: If You Thought Stepping on Legos Was Fatal…
There I Fixed It: If You Thought Stepping on Legos Was Fatal…:
… then you’ve obviously never been shot by one…
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… then you’ve obviously never been shot by one…
Check out more killer WINs here!
Lunchtime Deal: 25% Off iTunes At Target
Lunchtime Deal: 25% Off iTunes At Target:
It’s iTunes special time again, although that’s one of those things that comes around quite often indeed. Today’s venue for cheap iTunes deals is Target, although it’s a slightly odd one. You’ll get 25 per cent off the price of a second card when buying one. Not quite as snappy a deal as we’ve seen before, but wait a while and another will no doubt be a ...
It’s iTunes special time again, although that’s one of those things that comes around quite often indeed. Today’s venue for cheap iTunes deals is Target, although it’s a slightly odd one. You’ll get 25 per cent off the price of a second card when buying one. Not quite as snappy a deal as we’ve seen before, but wait a while and another will no doubt be a ...
Monday, 14 May 2012
Thursday, 10 May 2012
This realistic Portal turret is the reason you should stay in school
This realistic Portal turret is the reason you should stay in school:
This shooting, talking, laser-pointing Portal turret made by a Penn State University Advanced Mechatronics student is pretty impressive, even without its final casing. The turret tracks the position of a specific pink shirt and asks innocently after potential victims if it goes without stimulation for too long, eventually locking on and shooting foam darts at the rosy intruder.
We say it's pretty impressive in the sense that we want a dozen and we're astounded at the level of detail and care put into such a project, but at first we read the title too quickly and thought this guy had created working portals, which would be way cooler. The lesson here: However awesome your final university project may be, the things we make up in our heads will forever be more awesome. Sorry, dude.
We'll still take 12 of those turrets. Thanks.
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This shooting, talking, laser-pointing Portal turret made by a Penn State University Advanced Mechatronics student is pretty impressive, even without its final casing. The turret tracks the position of a specific pink shirt and asks innocently after potential victims if it goes without stimulation for too long, eventually locking on and shooting foam darts at the rosy intruder.
We say it's pretty impressive in the sense that we want a dozen and we're astounded at the level of detail and care put into such a project, but at first we read the title too quickly and thought this guy had created working portals, which would be way cooler. The lesson here: However awesome your final university project may be, the things we make up in our heads will forever be more awesome. Sorry, dude.
We'll still take 12 of those turrets. Thanks.
This realistic Portal turret is the reason you should stay in school originally appeared on Joystiq on Thu, 10 May 2012 17:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.Sunday, 6 May 2012
Mind-Blowing Disney Sensor Brings Gesture-Based Computing To Everyday Objects
Mind-Blowing Disney Sensor Brings Gesture-Based Computing To Everyday Objects:
Disney Research (which presumably has lots of mice) created a new sensing system called Touché that can sense a wide variety of human hand and body interactions. And not just touchscreens, but in all sorts of objects — even liquids.
It’s pretty amazing. Most capacitive sensing (like your smartphone or trackpad) only operates on one frequency. Touché sweeps over a range of ...
Disney Research (which presumably has lots of mice) created a new sensing system called Touché that can sense a wide variety of human hand and body interactions. And not just touchscreens, but in all sorts of objects — even liquids.
It’s pretty amazing. Most capacitive sensing (like your smartphone or trackpad) only operates on one frequency. Touché sweeps over a range of ...
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