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Plant self-defense

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Artist David Bowen has connected a plant to a robotic arm holding a machete. The electrical signals within the plant control its movement.

Added on the 26th of March, 2023 Details
Stringed in Bright Brussels. Stringed in Bright Brussels.
Added on the 19th of February, 2023 View photo

Floor 796

Just explore this incredible isometric pixel art world in your browser. Filled with tons of little details and references.

Linked on the 18th of November, 2022 Details

Tracking people on public cameras from a single instagram post.

Dries Depoorter built software to scan online public cameras and link them to geotagged instagram posts from the same location. Basically finding people from a single instagram photo and potentially tracking them across any public (or not) camera out there. Technically impressive, yet disturbing.

There was a video on the page too, but it seems to have been pulled due to a copyright claim from Earthcam who, I imagine, weren't very happy about their cameras being used for this.

Linked on the 14th of September, 2022 Details

Miniatures by Tatsuya Tanaka.

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You've probably already seen the miniature worlds created by Tatsuya Tanaka. Before watching this video, I was unaware he 3D-printed a lot of his content. His process is impressive and the results even more so.

Added on the 12th of November, 2021 Details

Window art in World War 1.

During the first world war, Parisian shop owners would place lines of tape across their windows to avoid flying glass in case of a nearby bombing or explosion. It turned into something of a design contest as they started creating…

Published on the 11th of October, 2021 Read full post