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Software reveals the invisible movement
(24) | 27/03/2013 | A team of scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of technology has developed a video editor, revealing gestures and colors that are invisible to the naked eye.
Dolphins swim in bioluminescence A group of "bright" Dolphins swim near a boat in Newport Beach, California. The light is emitted by the bio-illuminated phytoplankton, disturbed by the movement of water. This can happen when there is a lot of phytoplankton in the water, so that the emitted light can be seen with the naked eye.- Robots with facial expressions The Disney research team, has developed a mechanism that allows the reproduction of realistic eye movements and the movement of a robotic face.
- Assistant prevents the coach to enter the field An American football coach Sean McVay has an assistant that prevents accidentally enter the pitch. The Sean McVay is team manager of the Los Angeles Rams. During the race, a "get-back coach" ensures that you will not accidentally enters the pitch preventing the arbitrator, and avoids the risk of a penalty to the team. The assistant left behind and not let him out of his eyes. The Sean McVay is not the only NFL coach who has a "get-back coach"
- A spectacular bay with bows, arrows and blindfolded The acrobat Chayne Hultgren shows us one of the most impressive performances of tricks. On tripods are armed bows, and each of these is activated by a trigger-target. initially throwing at a target with his bow, causing a domino with arrows, while the last arrow is targeted to the same. The aim is to avoid the arrow and catch it with bare hand, while lying with blindfolded. Certainly not as easy as it seems.
- Great goal to blind soccer match in Rio On Sunday September 11, 2016 Paralympic Games in Rio, Iranian footballer Behzad Zadaliasgha scored a beautiful goal in a football match for the visually impaired. The Zadaliasgha scored the goal against Morocco and helped in the victory of his team with 2-0. With blindfolded, He made a superb dribble and shot in the left side of the goal. The blind football match is 5 vs. 5 and performed for the blind and visually impaired, excluding fans normally see.
- The dark side of the Internet The Internet is a very complicated universe in itself, and contains many layers that some may not know. In the mid-90s a group of scientists from the US government created the Onion Network, a Web-based communication technology where nobody could identify the sender and the recipient of the data. From there he began and the Darkweb, the most "Dark" piece of the internet that at this time many people use for illegal activities.
- A material lighter than air Prof. Ray Baughman and his team of scientists at NanoTech Institute, they have developed a kind of artificial muscle fibers with carbon nanotube growth in dense structure. These fibers have some really outlandish properties. It is lighter than air, stronger than steel and more flexible than rubber.
- Realistic eye, made on the computer An incredibly realistic human eye, made with Lightwave graphics programs, Sculptris and Krita.
- The two-faced cat A cat with rare pigmentation on face. If you notice, even the color of the two eyes is different.
- Bioluminescence in Norway Bioluminescence phenomenon occurring in recent days in Lillesand, Norway. The light is emitted by the bio-illuminated phytoplankton, disturbed by the movement of water. This can happen when there is a lot of phytoplankton in the water, so that the emitted light can be seen with the naked eye.
- Autonomous excavator builds a stone wall The Swiss ETH University (Federal Institute of Technology) of Zurich, developed a robot capable of digging holes and building walls of irregular stones autonomously.
- Life through the eyes of an Alzheimer's patient What Alzheimer's patients experience in their daily lives; The Alzheimer-Forschung research institute in Germany created this spot, putting a viewer into the mind of an Alzheimer's patient.
- The car that changes color At the technology exhibition CES 2022, BMW has introduced the new iX electric vehicle with a technology that allows it to change color. It works in the same way as electronic ink (e-ink), something used in a Kindle reader.
- The first tests of the vacuum tunnel in South Korea The South Korean Railway Research Institute accelerated a mini train to a record speed of 1.019 km / h, just below the speed of sound (1192 km / h). Scientists expect to launch this new means of transportation on the Seoul-Buzan route in 2024, reducing travel time from 3 hours to 30 minutes.
- The transparent octopus This is a rare video of him "glass octopus" (Vitreledonella richardi), an almost transparent octopus whose only visible features are the optic nerve, the eyes and the digestive system. The existence of this transparent octopus has been known for more than 100 years, but this is the first time it has been recorded on video. Scientists filmed it in depth near the Phoenix Islands, Northeast of Sydney in Australia.