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The Honda motorcycle that balances itself
(23) | 06/01/2017 | Translate: The Honda Riding Assist, Honda's new technology presented at CES 2017 exhibition in Las Vegas, allows a motorcycle to automatically balances. The motorcycle NC750 balances on certain stages, as in stop or low speed. This is made possible by using gyroskopikwn sensors.
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Robotic motorcycle balances without moving Students at art university in the city of Cheonan Korea, They built a small robotic motorcycle which can balance at rest or at low speed, by means of a momentum wheel.- Motobot, the motorcyclist robot At the Tokyo Motor Show, the Yamaha presented an autonomous humanoid robot able to ride a motorcycle. The name is Motobot, and is still in prototype stage. As shown in the video, the Motobot may change speeds, to accelerate, twisting and physically poised on a motorcycle. It is important to note that the motorcycle has not undergone any conversion and the Motobot supposedly can lead any model. The purpose of the Yamaha is to develop technologies support and assistance in handling the motorcycle.
- Laser projectors from BMW Laser lights can sound dangerously like technology spotlights, but in fact it is more safe and effective even than the LED lights that once circulated in production cars. Laser light is filtered to make it safe for the eye, and has an output of 170 lumens per watt, compared to 100 lumens per watt of an LED headlamp. Also, Laser projectors have twice "range" LED headlamps. The BMW presented the new technology at CES 2015, and e.on as an option for model i8, Although the Department of transportation in the United States still has not approved technology. The car uses various sensors and data sources to form the laser light so as to avoid blinding other drivers, to automatically adjust the angle of the headlamp when climbs or descends a hill, and shortens the distance on a well-lit Street.
- Finally comes the reversible USB At CES 2015 exhibition in Las Vegas, the new reversible USB slot. Called USB 3.1 type C, and will stop the hassle of connecting the USB cable from the right side.
Extra, the USB 3.1 enables much higher transfer rates with speeds of 10 Gb per second as opposed to 5 Gb per second we have today with the USB 3.0. Finally, the USB 3.1 can also transfer audio, videos, and charging voltage 100 watts. This slot will replace the current type a (level plug) and type b (Micro-USB) during 2015.
- The car that changes color At the technology exhibition CES 2022, BMW has introduced the new iX electric vehicle with a technology that allows it to change color. It works in the same way as electronic ink (e-ink), something used in a Kindle reader.
- How the logo of PlayStation 5 was designed The Chris Trenary imagined the hard work that probably had a Sony's graphic designer, until the creation of the logo of the PlayStation 5. The logo of the new console was revealed during CES 2020 technology report. The font is exactly the same, and only changed the number.
- Training robot for boxers The boxer Tony Jeffries had the opportunity to test a state of the art training institution, the report IHRSA fitness equipment in San Diego, California. This is a bag of boxing with sensors called BotBoxer, and trying to avoid the punches of the boxer.
- The retractable TV from LG Technology at CES 2019 report, The LG company presented its OLED TV R, a TV that shows and hides "Magic" inside a small cabinet. The screen is constructed with a flexible and very thin OLED panel that wraps as it opens and closes.
- An application that changes the hair color Technology at CES 2019 report, a woman tries to implement YouCam Makeup. The application can change hair color virtually, the use of augmented reality.
- Runners attempt to run at the pace of world record In the Marathon expo exhibition in Chicago, several athletes and runners had the chance to try to run to the pace of Eliud Kipchoge, when he broke the world record on Marathon. The runners were invited to keep the speed Kipchoge in Marathon race (2:01:39) for about 200 meters, on an automatic treadmill of 6 meters.
- An AK-47 crashes during firing in shooting in shooting "Battlefield" in Las Vegas, a man was startled when his gun stuck while shooting. The man intended to target with an AK-47 rifle and a trainer at his side, when the gun stuck in the automatic after the fifth bullet. Fortunately, the trainer was there to restrain him before firing in all directions. The AK-47 is a semi-automatic and automatic rifle can fire at a rate of 600 shots per minute.
- The James Hillier keeps striking the balance of the motorcycle The rider James Hillier restores the balance of the bike while traveling at excessive speed, the race Isle of Man TT 2017.
- Automatic and manual transmission. What are the differences; What is best: Manual or automatic transmission; This disagreement has existed for decades. Manual and automatic transmissions are completely different technologies, which use different principles. One is based on a simple pair of gears, While the other in a set of Planetary gears. One uses a torque converter, while another clutch. This video from the Learn Engineering channel makes a comparison of technologies.
- SpotMini: the new robotic dog of Boston Dynamics H Boston Dynamics, the famous American company that specializes in high-tech Robotics, today unveiled the new robot named SpotMini. This is a new smaller version of robot Spot that moves like a dog. The SpotMini battery allows it to operate for 90 minutes and weighs only 25 kg (30kg, If we add the articulated arm on the back). The company says that the SpotMini is one of the quieter robot ever built. Has various sensors, a camera for navigating in space, a gyroscope for ensuring balance and proprioceptive sensors on limbs. The SpotMini can make multiple daily tasks independently, like to climb stairs, passing under obstacles, to transfer or to place objects in specific locations. However, often must be guided by one man to accomplish his actions.
- Aerial shots of high-speed The technology to capture aerial shots made a huge leap, when the specialist in aerial cinematography Peter Degerfeldt from Sweden built a gyro based on 5 axes for cameras, which can capture still images at speeds in excess of 300 knots. The Degerfeldt was supposed to make this construction as the Swedish company Saab demanded constant high definition footage for the filming of a new fighter plane of, Gripen.
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Yes, It is for beginners this machine!!!!
Who beginners guys, do you think you keep balance and not centrifugal; How long do you keep a straight machine, not moving, without touching noses down; The system kicks ass and gives something that does not even the best balancer: Permanently balanced machine without stand if the bikes tomorrow you have emissions up to you to make.