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Amazing skill, both by the man you see, and the guy behind the computer :-)

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I’ve not tried this myself, but for some people it might make a nice inroad into programming:

Very easy to start with, and it looks like a lot of fun! I might actually try this :)

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… but is is sort of mesmerising:

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This must have cost a lot – a lot of time!

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This is a very interesting if somewhat scary project:

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It aims to document how people changed by serving in Afghanistan by taking their picture before, during and after the deployment…

In some of the photos people changed quite a lot. Of course, whether this is due to emotions live through, as the project suggests, or also to the weather and other changes is hard to tell. Nice try to capture the effects of these kind of periods during someones live none the less…

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i’m not actually sure how much of this is really ‘emergent behaviour’. I mean that it’s not clear from the movie how much of this is programmed beforehand, and how much it is really ‘thought off’ by the robots.

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It will be more expensive than the one you buy at IKEA – but then again, it has been made by humans…!

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These guys claim to have a new rendering engine that will enable games to render to virtually unlimited detail….

It seems a lot like voxels. This has been claimed before – but not to this resolution, not with these numbers onscreen at the same time. A lot of people respond with a lot of sceptisism, but if this turns out to be true.. games are gonna be a lot nicer to look at!

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This guy figured out a way to make objects in the desert – using nothing (well…. a lot of equipement!) but sun and sand.

Of course, this is ‘just’ some type of laser-printer, omitting the laser and using the sun. But I love it! This is a picture of the result:

More can be found on his site.

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