Tag Archives: imaging

Thermal Imaging of Glass Blowing in Action

Coolness like this is what the internet was made for:

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Be your own CSI with GelSight

The guys at GelSight are on to something big – or at least, magnified. Their specially designed rubber lens lets one see details as small as two microns thick, through their patent-pending and newly perfected approach. This video demonstrates how it all works: And this video shows off the extent of GelSight’s sensitivity: The stuff looks really […]

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Surface Detail

This incredible video render shows the maturity of 3D fractal imaging – Surface Detail (via @neave)

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Web Discoveries for November 16th

These are my del.icio.us links for November 16th 1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die…in Spotify – This guy has found 785 of the 1001 albums we’re all meant to hear before we die (according to a recent book), as Spotify links. Awesome. thiscyborglife – Gizmodo – This week, Gizmodo is exploring the enhanced […]

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Bibliography

So that’s it, my series is over. All that’s left to do now is credit the academic sources that influenced and aided in the construction of my argument. Thanks to everyone below, and thanks to you, dear reader, for coming along for the ride. References: Baudrillard, Jean (1983). Simulations. New York: Semiotext(e). Baudrillard, Jean (1988). […]

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