Autonomous water cannons (59 in total) spread around the Shirakawa town area -Gifu Prefecture, Japan- to protect historical buildings from fires.
https://t.co/w4eL1CFFUu
Teruaki Tsubokura's invisible sculptures are obtained with the 3D tracking system "Lighthouse" adopted by HTC Vive. Unlike VR or AR, the shadows are reflected in the real space
[read more: https://t.co/AQ7xjb8FjV]
[video: https://t.co/WXxWbzhE02]
Video of the perfect synchronized touchdowns at SFO (San Francisco Airport) with a United 737 MAX 9 and Alaska E175 landing together.
[📹 NickFlightX: https://t.co/ScgP0V2xE4]
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The trigeminal nerve is the chief sensory nerve of the face. This visualization shows why toothache is often linked to headache
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Not all octopuses change their color.
The southern sand octopus burrows itself in sand using its siphon to inject water into the sand, creating quicksand-like conditions which enable burrowing
[📹 Steven Walsh Underwater: https://t.co/hXeTgkqSUd]
https://t.co/IcOQd3mfuq
When comparing the embryonic development of different vertebrates, we see some interesting similarities in some of the early stages. This CG clip compares the development of the phylotypic stage between dolphins and humans [source: https://t.co/nzRWMOau2b]
The behavior of a steel ball bouncing on a hardened steel anvil demonstrates the exponential decay of the motion and the corresponding increase of the frequency of the bounces.
[read more: https://t.co/daMKnNwVVt]
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A giant octopus kite is a challenge to fly, especially if 17 meters long, but it's also an amazing aerial show
[read more: https://t.co/3p59FSobg6]
[video: https://t.co/psrMH6Z6VH]
There are several ways to scan a book. This kind of scanners allows most gentle book scanning with no overstrechting of the books providing automatic page turning (up to 2,500 pph)
[read more: https://t.co/IsRvtPdu3k]
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