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5y ago
Nail on the head for ADHD hyperfocus. Studying for exams in university I could easily go for 10 straight hours, forgetting to eat in the interim, if I found the course enjoyable.
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This is definitely a possibly solution to the problem of keeping your propeller/wheel alive, but does present some problems in its own right. As another commenter stated, dead objects like teeth, hair, nails, claws, and scales tend to
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Great point! I think a valuable thing to understand is that wheels and propellers are very obviously more efficient than legs and wings, respectively. There's a reason ornithopters are at most a curiosity outside of fiction (looking at
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The reason one does not see freely rotating bodies such as wheels or propellers in nature comes down to perhaps the most fundamental aspect of biological systems: they're alive. Because they're alive, resources need to be supplied
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Gravitoelectromagnetism
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Very cool! Fantastic that they were able to do this in silicon nitride, as that'll make commercialization and scalability much easier. Nitride is one of the more common MEMS manufacturing materials, and from the (admittedly tiny, which
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Id you're interested in working with EEG, the advice of the other poster is worthwhile. I've transitioned away from EEG as I don't believe it's a future-proof technology. I got into the field through a series of lucky in
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From the information that they've published (paywalled article excluded of course) it does not seem like they're going for anything necessarily novel or niche-filling, more just making another option. That's not necessarily a
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Interesting project, though a lot of prior open source work exists for very similar devices[1]. Couldn't get access to the research paper to read through due to a paywall, so hopefully the Github gets updated with more information. [1]