Nerdalert: German TV Producers’ Amazing Vectorscope Animations article tells that German weekend late-night comedy show “Neo Magazin Royale” has a bunch of super-nerds behind the screens in the production studio. This is apparently what they do when they’re (not) working: making test screens that render as multiple animations on their test equipment. While others out →
Origami Busts a Move with Dancing Paper. What is cooler than Origami cranes? Origami cranes dancing to the beat. Under the plastic surface are a series of individually controlled electromagnets. The actual dance moves are controlled by C running on Atmel microcontroller. →
Here are some interesting robotics video for this Friday. Renesas MCU Car Rally 2015 video tells about 1st European Renesas MCU Car Rally held on 26th February at embedded world 2015 in Nuremberg. It is a competition between 17 teams comprising some 100 university students from all over Europe who come together to test their →
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http://framesynthesis.com/drivingsimulator/maps/ This as a quite cool game idea… Posted from WordPress for Android →
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The perceived perversity of the universe has long been a subject of comment, and precursors to the modern version of Murphy’s law are not hard to find. Murphy’s Laws for the 21st Century article shows one modernized version for this Firday 13th Check also somewhat related The 10 Commandments of Electronics article. →
Valentine’s day is coming so it is a good time to check out this: An Engineer’s Love Poem. →
Have you ever wondered what it would be a TV director? So so that you could control that you see in the screen (from which camera the signal comes)? Now YouTube experiments with letting viewers choose multiple camera angles. These multi-angle videos are only an experiment right now and there’s only one video that actually →