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Awesome flying robotic swarms are awesome. →
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A powerful visual metaphor illustrating the nature of collaboration and the power of crowds.
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The Voronoi Diagram was codified by the Ukrainian/Russian Mathematician Georgy Voronoi in the early 20th century. It is a method of dividing space based on a set of input points. The input points are connected to their nearest neighbors, these lines are then subdivided perpendicularly to form the outlines of the Voronoi cells. This drawing uses randomly scattered specks from a pepper grinder above the drafting table as input points. (via sevensixfive)
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Beyond uncanny valley (almost) →
Geminoid-DK shows that the aim of creating a life-like robot that humans can accept may be nearer than we think.
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Stepper motor music using 4 floppy disk drives and a PIC microcontroller which interfaces with a MIDI source.
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Small fragment of William H. Whyte’s witty and original film about the open spaces of cities and why some of them work for people while others do not.
