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Pencil balancer in 2D, using very fast silicon retina cameras: http://www.ini.uzh.ch/~conradt/Projects/PencilBalancer/ http://www.ini.uzh.ch/~conradt/Projects/
by albertcardona 16y ago
Pencil balancer in 2D, using very fast silicon retina cameras:
http://www.ini.uzh.ch/~conradt/Projects/PencilBalancer/ http://www.ini.uzh.ch/~conradt/Projects/PencilBalancer/
(The cameras: http://siliconretina.ini.uzh.ch http://siliconretina.ini.uzh.ch )
- theblackbox 16y agoSaw a lecture by Tobi Delbruck at my uni last month and was really impressed by this application among others. Seems like some really interesting technology. Can post a link to the lecture recording (audio) if anyone wants it?
- chl 16y agoThat'd be great!
- theblackbox 16y agohttp://www.deityproject.com/Delbruck.WMA http://www.deityproject.com/Delbruck.WMA also of interest, http://www.deityproject.com/Kuipers.WMA http://www.deityproject.com/Kuipers.WMA Ben Kuipers takes us through his investigations to date on the subject of robotic cognition - using some very adorable footage of a "research student" (actually the students 2yo son) to show just how far we have yet to go. Focusses on the "grasp" function of human object interaction. Bit slow in places as it's just audio and the slides were important, but could help someone find further information. Sorry for WMA, it's the native format my dictaphone uses =S There is another up there for linguists - Geoff Ketland discusses his notion of language as platonic solids... I found it VERY interesting stuff. Note: I'll keep them up for a week or two in case anyone is interested, but I'll be using the domain for something soon, so can't provide permanent links.
- gus_massa 16y agoThis is a very interesting article, with technical details and amazing videos. You should submit it.