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(17) | 08/06/2017 | Translate: An Indian has a striking aluminum folding table.
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Kinetic Blocks: The table that handles objects The Hiroshi Ishihii, researcher and head of the Media Group Tangible Group at MIT, developed the Kinetic Blocks, a table capable of handling objects. Through multiple small segments of the table moving independently, the system can easily move and manipulate various objects on the surface. Unfortunately, the cost of this device is still too high, but this demo shows us the enormous potential of this revolutionary table. Many say that this technology opens up a new field for automated building construction.- At last! The final piece of the puzzle! A little boy places the last piece in a large puzzle on a table, but then he slips and falls down, dragging the entire puzzle with him to the floor.
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- Anti-aircraft system for mosquitoes A short video of unknown origin, showing a laser mosquito detection and neutralization system. A radar that detects mosquitoes is unlikely to exist with today's technology, so it's probably a fake device.
- Building a table with contact sensors The construction of a coffee table equipped with capacitive sensors and optical fibers.
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- 3000 tons of garbage is intercepted from the ocean Η Ocean Cleanup, a non-profit organization, develops and scales technologies to clean the seas of plastic and trash. The Interceptor 006, a special dam that traps trash, was commissioned in Rio Las Vacas, in Guatemala. From June 13, over 3000 tons of trash have been cleared from the river before reaching the Caribbean Sea.
- Five in a row A young man and his grandmother play Connect 5 with an egg case and ping pong balls. The player must line up 5 balls in a row to win the game. To play, bounce the ball on the table while aiming to find an empty spot in the egg case.
- You forgot your phone On the terrace of a cafe, three men play a prank on their friend by making him think he forgot his phone. One of the men takes a picture of the friend's phone on the table before leaving. When the man leaves, his friend texts his phone photo to the table telling her he forgot it. The friend really thinks he forgot, not realizing that he read the message with his phone, and returns to get it.
- Sending photos over a telephone line in 1937 Explaining how photographs were transmitted by cable in the 1930s. An unreal technology for the time.
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