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Kane & Lynch devs talk pain of low scores  Filed under: Sony PlayStation 3, Microsoft Xbox 360, Action
We fear the inevitable day when video games will be crafted by machines (besides the robot that adds $60 worth of "better" to Madden every 12 months, of course), [..] |
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Arduino Project: XPort and an LCD  Silent Q has a nice project for getting started with your XPort shield from LadyAda. The XPort grabs the DHCP information and displays it on an LCD. This is a nice way to check for errors while connecting to the net. I am still playing around with the one I built for the blog, and [...] [..] |
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| Blighty joins killer robot club with Afghan strike RAF’s sole kill-bot gets in on the pressbutton action
Britain has joined the USA in achievement of a modern-day tech milestone. Both countries have now used killer robots to attack human beings on the battlefield.
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| Sunday Timewaster: Robo-Evolution [Hot Flashes] From SKT comes a bizarrely addictive little game called Robo-Evolution. It's very short, but there's a certain je ne sais quoi about evolving a panko-breaded shrimp (or an egg, or lips) into a scuttling little robot. There are various powerups you nee [..] |
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Two shows at Arizona State University  Next Tuesday there will be two events at ASU which should be interesting to us maker-folks. One is the exhibition from the Vizproto class, which is about 3D visualization and rapid prototyping in an arts context. Projects range from robot chassis to RFID tags embedded in acorns (above photo) and used in interactive installations to [...] [..] |
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The StickDuino  The StickDuino allows you to carry a full-featured Arduino compatible tool around in your pocket… via hack a day.
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Guerilla guide to CNC machining  Michal Zalewski writes:
The page is a remarkably thorough guide to setting up a CNC robot workshop at home, and a first article in a series on CNC robotics. I created it simply because there are virtually no books or useful reference pages for people who want to get into @home fabrication without an extensive background [...] [..] |
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| Time-lapse panning head According to the video, you can get these motion bases fairly cheap. Then again, a lot of our readers could whip one up with an Arduino and some servos. I really like the added dimension the panning head gives to the final video.
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Visualizing Sound: Moving Planks  I really like when data is visualized in a non-traditional way. We have seen a lot of Arduino and XPort projects that can visualize data, but not too many are as unique as “Moving Planks”.
The Moving planks project is a collaboration between the 1scale1 and the ITU University of Copenhagen based upon Anna Vallgarda research [...] [..] |
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| Kotaku | Relevance: 4.489 |
| XBLA This Week: War World [War World] How the hell did I completely miss a giant robot game coming to Xbox Live Arcade? War World, developed by Third Wave Games and published by Ubisoft, is a third-person action shooter featuring 16 different powerful mechs with a variety of different special ab [..] |
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| Showcase: Augmented Ecologies This project uses a variety of sensors, Max/MSP, Jitter, and an Arduino to create an interactive virtual environment. I like the augmented plants. When the user touches the plants they create different types of musical notes. Another favorite part is the pressure sensitive moss. There is a lot more information and pictures on the website.
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| The Aura Cabinet Silke sent in the “Aura Cabinet” which utilizes an Arduino to project images onto fog, creating an aura-type image. It look really interesting, and there is a video available here, but be warned, the video has a horrible high-pitched tone throughout.
By means of Processing the visitor is tracked by camera. His picture is compared with [...] [..] |
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| NASA: Mars is good habitat for Terry Pratchett dragons That’s the gist, anyway
In a development which may untwist a few knickers around the internet, NASA scientists have now explained just what their Phoenix robot lander has found in the soil of Mars - and what the implications are for possible discovery of life on the Red Planet.
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