Monday, August 17, 2009
Today I have something for you. It’s really bright, uhm, modern and retro the same time. SoftFacade created these 10 icons specially for Smashing Magazine and you, my dear readers, will not miss it either. Please download for personal use. Icons are much bigger than on the preview.
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Monday, August 17, 2009
Today I have something for you. It’s really bright, uhm, modern and retro the same time. SoftFacade created these 10 icons specially for Smashing Magazine and you, my dear readers, will not miss it either. Please download for personal use. Icons are much bigger than on the preview.
Tags: 2g, Blog, content, Dad, Dea, download, [...]
Monday, August 17, 2009
Looks like Gareth from Switzerland has completed his next metal finding robot. I am very impressed at the accuracy of the robots ability to find coins. Looks like this robot has a good shot of paying for its creation in no time. You may remember the last version that we featured.
"TB-007 has been fitted with [...]
Monday, August 17, 2009
Looks like Gareth from Switzerland has completed his next metal finding robot. I am very impressed at the accuracy of the robots ability to find coins. Looks like this robot has a good shot of paying for its creation in no time. You may remember the last version that we featured.
"TB-007 has been fitted with [...]
Monday, August 17, 2009
Check out this Android MID, from an unidentified source. It's remarkable because it's basically the iTablet of every crap mockup you ever saw : a reminder that the real thing, when it comes, is likely to have something unexpected and new to show for its years of development. Should Apple really put out a tablet that was just a big, fat iPhone , it would now be a bit embarrassing.
Monday, August 17, 2009
world's tiniest laser is just 44 nanometers in diameter. Link http://twitter.com/stevenleckart/statuses/3363097935
Continue reading...Monday, August 17, 2009
Tom Chalko built this low-energy refrigerator out of a chest freezer. He rigged it with a SparOmeter that measures power consumption (bottom left) and a $40 external thermometer (top right) with a battery-operated internal relay that cuts the power at a set temp.
Monday, August 17, 2009
ECCE is an anthropomimetic robot, meaning it is designed not only to look human, but to mimic the inner architecture and mechanisms of the human body like bones, ligaments, and joints. Behold, the three goals behind ECCE: (1) to design and build a robot using anthropomimetic principles (2) to characterise its dynamics and control it (3) to exploit its human-like characteristics to produce some human-like cognitive features Says ECCE: Nice try with #2. KNEEL BEFORE, ECCE!!!!!!! I suggest we add a #4 to the list
Continue reading...Thursday, August 13, 2009
Recently on Offworld we've had a good slate of indie devs giving us a deeper look into some of the games already high on our most-wanted lists: chief among them is Castle Crashers devs The Behemoth officially beginning to reveal the mechanics of their cutely chaotic party/arena game still known as Game #3 , and art game champ Jason Rohrer showing off a paper prototype of his Angolan conflict diamond-based DS multiplayer game . Elsewhere, we got the first shot of Die Gute Fabrik's gorgeously illustrated swamp-opera adventure Mutatione , Edmund McMillen & co. showed off the first video of their pathos puzzler Time Ufck , and Taito revealed the first video of dual control methods in their upcoming Puzzle Bobble iPhone port
Monday, August 17, 2009
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