Tag Archives: Projects

Creepiest Video Software Ever Substitutes Other People’s Faces For Your Face, In Real Time

Posted on September 27, 2011 by admin

Kyle MacDonald’s Scramble Suit Kyle MacDonald My enduring dream of being able to watch The African Queen with Arnold Schwarzenegger in the Hepburn role just got a step closer! Kyle MacDonald and Arturo Castro, a pair of programmer/artists, have created a real-time video face tracking and modifying application, which can overlay a famous face from a photo onto a moving face in a video, dynamically, in creepy, creepy real time. Continue reading →

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Creepiest Video Software Ever Substitutes Other People’s Faces For Your Face, In Real Time

Posted on September 27, 2011 by admin

Posted in Books, News, Videos | Tagged a-famous-face, another-one, arturo-castro, creepy, face recognition, have-created, paul adams, Projects, real-time-video, software, step-closer, technology, video, Videos | Leave a comment

Kindergarden science projects – Foro de CSSBlog ES

Posted on August 25, 2011 by admin

Kindergarden science projects > > > kindergarden science projects Kindergarten Science Projects: Science Activities for Kindergarteners These. Continue reading →

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Video: High School Student Prints a Five-Fingered Robotic Hand, Controls It Remote-Manipulator-Style

Posted on August 15, 2011 by admin

Wireless Animatronic Hand Easton LaChappelle Easton LaChappelle, a high school sophomore from Colorado, built a wireless animatronic hand and entered it into his local science fair. Continue reading →

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A DIY UAV That Hacks Wi-Fi Networks, Cracks Passwords, and Poses as a Cell Phone Tower

Posted on July 29, 2011 by admin

Last year at the Black Hat and Defcon security conferences in Las Vegas, a former Air Force cyber security contractor and a former Air Force engineering systems consultant displayed their 14-pound, six-foot-long unmanned aerial vehicle, WASP (Wireless Aerial Surveillance Platform). Continue reading →

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Hubble Telescope Finds Adorably Tiny Fourth Moon … – Popular Science

Posted on July 20, 2011 by admin

Next Article: NIST Posts Adjusted Values of the Physical Constants, Tweaking Gravity to Make Science More Precise …. Continue reading →

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Hackintosh Diaries, Part One: It’s Never Been Easier to Build a Hackintosh

Posted on May 11, 2011 by admin

Inside my Hackintosh John Mahoney In the first of a three-part guide, we explain the basics of installing Mac OS X on a homebuilt PC. Continue reading →

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Archive Gallery: PopSci’s Quirkiest DIY Projects

Posted on April 29, 2011 by admin

November 1970 PopSci teaches you how to make a crossbow, a wooden scooter, a psychedelic light show, and more contraptions you didn’t know you needed DIY projects have been a hallmark of Popular Science since we started printing articles with pictures. Continue reading →

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You Built What? A Motorized Easy Chair to Roar Around Campus

Posted on April 26, 2011 by admin

Getting to class just got a little faster Chris McIntosh’s first recliner was not your standard La-Z-Boy-it was electric-powered and capable of going 15 mph. Continue reading →

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Kinect Hack Makes Last Week’s April Fool Prank Gmail Motion A Reality

Posted on April 4, 2011 by admin

Lick A Stamp To Send Your Email University of Southern California Institute for Creative Technologies Google got us good on Friday with their “Gmail Motion” April Fool’s joke, in which awkward businessmen perform calisthenics in front of a Kinect-esque motion sensor to reply to emails. Continue reading →