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3D Human Models from a Single Image

Posted on November 20, 2023 by Al Williams

You’ve seen it in movies and shows — the hero takes a blurry still picture, and with a few keystrokes, generates a view from a different angle or sometimes even …read more Continue reading 3D Human Models from a Single Image→

Posted in 3d scanning, human digitization, Machine Learning

Fixing Astronomy in the Blink of an Eye

Posted on November 19, 2023 by Al Williams

If you’ve ever set a telescope up in your backyard, you probably learned how quick any kind of lighting ruins your observation. In fact, a recent study found that every …read more Continue reading Fixing Astronomy in the Blink of an Eye→

Posted in astronomy, Dark Sky, led hacks, Science

Cooking with Magnets and 3D Printing

Posted on November 18, 2023 by Al Williams

Have you ever wondered how induction cooking works? A rotating magnetic field — electrically or mechanically — induces eddy currents in aluminum and that generates heat. When [3D Sage] learned …read more Continue reading Cooking with Magnets and 3D Printing→

Posted in 3d Printer hacks, induction heating, Science

Why Gas Turbines Rule the World

Posted on November 18, 2023 by Al Williams

It is an interesting fact that the most efficient way to generate electricity — at least so far — is to spin the shaft of a generator. The only real …read more Continue reading Why Gas Turbines Rule the World→

Posted in electric generation, engineering, Gas turbine

Electric Truck Carries 74 Tons

Posted on November 18, 2023 by Al Williams

Thanks to the various measurement systems in use, we aren’t sure if Volvo has created an electric truck that carries 74 metric tons, 74 short tons, or 74 long tons, …read more Continue reading Electric Truck Carries 74 Tons→

Posted in heavy haul, transportation hacks | Tagged Electric truck, Volvo

Robot Hand Has Good Bones

Posted on November 17, 2023 by Al Williams

What do you get when you mix rigid and elastic polymers with a laser-scanning 3D printing technique? If you are researchers at ETH Zurich, you get robot hands with bones, …read more Continue reading Robot Hand Has Good Bones→

Posted in 3d Printer hacks, ligaments, robot, robot hand, robots hacks, tendons

Tech In Plain Sight: What Does a Yellow Light Mean?

Posted on November 16, 2023 by Al Williams

The traffic light is a ubiquitous feature of modern life and is quite old — dating back to 1868 London, although that device was a modified railroad semaphore operated by …read more Continue reading Tech In Plain Sight: What Does a Yellow Light Mean?→

Posted in Hackaday Columns, Traffic Lights

A Brief History of Weather Control

Posted on November 15, 2023 by Al Williams

It used to be a common expression to say that something would happen when “people walked on the moon.” That is, something that was never going to happen. Of course, …read more Continue reading A Brief History of Weather Control→

Posted in cloud seeding, Hackaday Columns, history, weather control | Tagged Weather

3D Printed Stamp Rollers

Posted on November 14, 2023 by Al Williams

If you have an artistic bent, you might have seen self-inking stamp rollers. These are like rotary rubber stamps that leave a pattern as you roll across a page. [Becky] …read more Continue reading 3D Printed Stamp Rollers→

Posted in 3d Printer hacks, roller, stamp

General Instruments Video Game Chip Rides Again

Posted on November 13, 2023 by Al Williams

Early video games like Pong were not computer-controlled. They used discrete logic to generate the TV signals. As you might expect, the market exploded when you could get all the …read more Continue reading General Instruments Video Game Chip Rides Again→

Posted in AY-3-8500, games, general instruments, pong, retrocomputing

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