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Our autonomous Lego Rover at the California Academy of Sciences
(cubotix.com)
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Party like a Rover at California Academy of Sciences
(cubotix.com)
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My autonomous Lego Rover at GDC 2014 in pictures.
(cubotix.com)
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My autonomous Lego Rover will be on exhibit at GDC.
(cubotix.com)
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13y ago
Hey JazCE, Thanks for your note! For a few pics check out my other video about the rover. At 1:29 you see some close-up pictures under the laptop. http://youtu.be/IQVQTn1E3lY I intend to provide building instructions, soon.
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13y ago
Hello r3m6, Would you be interested in buying one? This robot will be on sale soon. I developed it for an Intel programming challenge and won an award. Have been showing it on trade fair shows for the last few weeks to get feedback. I integ
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My autonomous Lego Rover at CeBIT 2014 in pictures
(cubotix.com)
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Google Glass and Privacy. But Whose Privacy?
(goldensugarcastle.com)
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Show HN: My perceptual robot amazes the crowds at Mobile World Congress 2014
(cubotix.com)
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Are You Attending Female Founders Conference?
(goldensugarcastle.com)
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Google Glass Demo Interview #3: Moxtra, The Supermodel Collaboration App
(goldensugarcastle.com)
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Google Glass Demo Interview #2: Shyp Your Stuff Off With A Hero
(goldensugarcastle.com)
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Google Glass Demo Interview #1: Play With Your Friends In Candy Cane Casino
(goldensugarcastle.com)
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The Next BYOD: Glass In The Enterprise
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13y ago
CDYCOTS if the code above doesn't work anymore.
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Free 1-day pass for Intel Developer Forum
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How-to get the latest PostgreSQL version installed on Debian – the proper way
(martin.wojtczyk.de)
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13y ago
> 3. When you look at the screen, your eyes have to focus on something extremely close to your face, which leaves everything else in your field of vision totally blurred. Not true! Completely wrong! You don't have to focus on the glass
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13y ago
Google describes it as equivalent of a 25" screen at 8 feet distance. I haven't made any exact measurements, but I wouldn't be surprised if the focal plane is in fact 8 feet. You certainly don't focus at the glass cuboid right in front of y
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13y ago
Don't believe this article. You do not focus on the glass cuboid and I doubt you even can. Just hold your finger up close and try to focus on it. You probably can't at this distance.
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14y ago
I really hope, Qt5 will become the same native cross-platform solution for mobile platforms which it became for desktop applications.
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14y ago
This is a huge Kuka robot. While Kukas have a good position-precision they are not the best in motion-precision. However this is used for motion/action/movie recording. Unless Kuka improved the servoes and gears, I doubt it will produce muc
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14y ago
This is a 1 ton robotic arm. It won't notice a bit when it hits somebody
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14y ago
Yes, this thing looks dangerous. I cannot identify any security measurements except that guy in the background who probably has an emergency stop button.
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15y ago
"Because it’s Ken, I buy the stock although will buy more after this article is out and readers read this." - Ok, yes he bought already before and said he would buy more after the article. Well, anyways it is amazing how the stock prize cha
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15y ago
Like many others said: this looks like a "stock pumping scheme" and "patent troll" story... nevertheless, I watched VRNG after that article and was amazed by its 87.88% rise today. Just take some money into your hands and make more with thi
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15y ago
Yes and it looks like it worked. You could also see this as an opportunity to get some extra seed funds for your startup.
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15y ago
Well if he buys stock _after_ publishing the article it is not insider trading.
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15y ago
I think anytime works for me, if I make sure, there are no distractions: email - off, messengers - off, phone - off. Without distractions my preferred time would be during the day in a room/office with daylight. When I was working a regular
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15y ago
Most datasets that I came across in the "Data and Apps" section ( http://www.data.gov/metric ) were structured xml or csv files. However I spotted Excel files in the other sections (OpenData, Health, Energy, ...)
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