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Nikos Alefantos: one and one make two
(1) | 06/05/2015 | The economic analysis of Alefantoy
Economical move The unorthodox move of a large wardrobe on a motorcycle to Brazil. Will this brave rider succeed;- The world's largest LED screen A look at the immersive MSG Sphere arena in Las Vegas, which opened with a U2 concert. The LED screen that covers the arena is 18K resolution and has a surface area of 15.000 m². It is the largest and highest resolution LED screen in the world.
- Deepfake from a single photo Researchers from Samsung's labs have developed a way to create high-resolution deepfakes, from a photo or even a painting. It's called MegaPortraits, and the team says it solved a particularly difficult problem when displaying its image "driver" is quite different from the source animation. For example, an effective Angelina Jolie deepfake is much more difficult to handle, when he is a man with short hair.
- The first cat video (1900) The world's first cat video, estimated to have been filmed in May 1900, Madeleine Koehler plays and feeds the family cat. This video is part of the Lumiere brothers archive of over 1400 video clips, which were filmed between 1895 and 1905. The original video has been speed-stabilized and colorized, using the DeOldify machine learning algorithm, upscaled with Topaz video AI and increased fps from 18 to 60 using DAIN.
- Strong argument During an episode of the show "The Grand Tour", Jeremy Clarkson comments on the Detroit financial collapse.
- A human heart on an MRI scanner Watch a pulsating heart recorded by a high-resolution MRI scanner. The video was taken with the volunteer holding his breath, so that the lungs remain immobile.
- Digital canvas Artist JR Eisma paints some very beautiful paintings in stunning detail. Here he gives us a demonstration of the high resolution he uses in his digital canvas.
- French fries with original shape An interesting way to cut french fries. Definitely not so economical in eating potatoes.
- Analysis of the explosion in Beirut On Tuesday, August 4, 2020, A huge explosion destroyed the port of Beirut in Lebanon, killing more than 200 people and injuring more than 6,500. Using a 3D imaging program, including videos, photos and documents, η Forensic Architecture, an interdisciplinary research team based at the University of London, offers us a chronological analysis and three-dimensional modeling of events.
- The largest 3D map of the universe On Monday, July 20, 2020, astrophysicists have unveiled the largest 3D map of the Universe ever created, as a result of more than twenty years of collaboration between scientists from around thirty different institutes worldwide. Designed by analyzing more than four million galaxies and quasars, Extremely bright galaxy nuclei. "This work simply gives us the most complete history of the expansion of the universe to date" said Will Percival, researcher from the University of Waterloo.
- A video from the planet Mars Video from the surface of Mars, created with the help of new panoramic images taken by Curiosity Rover in 4K resolution.
- The streets of Tokyo between 1913 and 1915 Denis Shiryaev painted, greater resolution and more frames in a video dating between 1913 and 1915 in Tokyo, Japan. The sound is of course artificial.
- Painting for a group of friends of D&D The Michael, the member of a group of friends of the game Dungeons & Dragons, asked an artist (Age "brethren" Oliwiak) to paint the whole company in the style of the game. This is the moment he presents painting for the first time in the whole company. You can see the painting in better resolution here.
- World War I battlefields in aerial shots In a video taken in 1919, we see battlefields after World War I in Ypres, Belgium. The video has been digitally restored with artificial intelligence to get color and higher resolution / frame rate.
- Cheap car conversion to LPG Venezuela is facing major problems due to a shortage of oil. Although it is proven to be the country with the largest oil reserves in the world, it cannot afford to refine it, which requires large expenditures and imports of chemicals from other countries. Many people are forced to resort to their own solutions and dangerous conversions in their cars., to turn them into LPG. One of them shows us his own patent.