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   by ericsilva 1y ago

   Must be one hell of a prototype.
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   by ericsilva 3y ago

   Green bubbles.
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   by ericsilva 3y ago

   They already own this market – wearable computers – with the Apple Watch.
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   by ericsilva 4y ago

   The tires literally are custom for the RadWagon 4. It uses 22" wheels and tires, which is a non-standard size. You can't buy 22" tires from anyone except Vee Tire Co, which makes them specifically for Rad Power Bikes.
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   by ericsilva 6y ago

   I believe this video is slowed down, meaning the music was “playing” faster when they filmed the video, and the robots were dancing faster in real life. Why do this? It smooths out motion. The “dog” jumping with too much hang time would be
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   Art and Innovation(jtaplin.wordpress.com)

   1 points by ericsilva 18y ago|0 comments
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   by ericsilva 18y ago

   This is another example of how hard it is to make a good user interface.
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   by ericsilva 18y ago

   I don't think that the iPhone 2.0 software had "many similar problems." It had some minor ones, but nothing like what Mr. Pogue described in this article. I have not used a Blackberry Storm, but it the article makes it clear that there are