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giovedì 17 febbraio 2011
martedì 15 febbraio 2011
NXTBee and NXTBee-PRO for the designer Lego
This is a demonstration of the new NXTBee sensors from Dexter Industries. In this video we control a Lego Mindstorms NXT car with the xbee sensors. The car can go up to 300 feet (100 meters) a real improvement over the 30 feet offered by the NXT's bluetooth.
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mercoledì 9 febbraio 2011
Talking baby's head
Facial motion test of Affetto, which is an child robot that is currently under development in emergent robotics laboratory at Osaka university for simulating infant cognitive development. Its face is created realistically so as to be treated as a human being by human caregivers, not as a robot.
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lunedì 7 febbraio 2011
Galileo thermometer time lapse
Galileo thermometer shows 20 degrees in 20 seconds!
"About 1593, Galileo constructed a thermoscope, using the expansion and contraction of air in a bulb to move water in an attached tube. Galileo also discovered that objects (glass spheres filled with aqueous alcohol) of slightly different densities would rise and fall." -Wikipedia
"About 1593, Galileo constructed a thermoscope, using the expansion and contraction of air in a bulb to move water in an attached tube. Galileo also discovered that objects (glass spheres filled with aqueous alcohol) of slightly different densities would rise and fall." -Wikipedia
lunedì 31 gennaio 2011
Scientists have developed a plant that can detect explosives
June Medford, plant biologist at Colorado State University, explains from her laboratory on the CSU campus how she's discovered how to rewire plants so that they can detect environmental contaminants and explosives. Green plants turn white once they're exposed to such contaminants -- a discovery made by Medford and her collaborators including some 30 graduate, undergraduate, post-doctoral fellows and researchers in her lab.
Bill Farland, vice president for Research at CSU, says this is the kind of basic science at CSU -- an institution with more than $300 million in annual research expenditures -- that is making a difference in the world.
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Bill Farland, vice president for Research at CSU, says this is the kind of basic science at CSU -- an institution with more than $300 million in annual research expenditures -- that is making a difference in the world.
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giovedì 27 gennaio 2011
mercoledì 5 gennaio 2011
Tocky: another runaway alarm clock
A quick how-to video to help you show off your new Tocky Touch alarm clock to your friends.
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Professor from New York established a web-camera in his head
CNN) -- Some students joke that their teachers have eyes in the backs of their heads.
A New York University professor is now closer to that reality, having had a camera surgically implanted into the back of his cranium.
Wafaa Bilal, an Iraqi born photography professor at the university's Tisch School of the Arts, had the procedure done at a piercing studio last month for an art project commissioned by a museum in Doha, Qatar, he said.
"This will expose the unspoken conditions we face," Bilal said Thursday. "A project like this is meant to establish a dialogue about surveillance."
A New York University professor is now closer to that reality, having had a camera surgically implanted into the back of his cranium.
Wafaa Bilal, an Iraqi born photography professor at the university's Tisch School of the Arts, had the procedure done at a piercing studio last month for an art project commissioned by a museum in Doha, Qatar, he said.
"This will expose the unspoken conditions we face," Bilal said Thursday. "A project like this is meant to establish a dialogue about surveillance."
