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Japanese precision
(4) | 22/02/2011 | Translate: Leave a Reply
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Dismantling a 100 year old Japanese house The dismantling of a 100-year-old Japanese house whose frame is made of wooden planks with great precision, so that they fit together perfectly. This clever procedure requires no nails or screws.- Large truck through a narrow tunnel (Japan) A truck driver in Japan drives with great precision, to go through a very narrow old tunnel.
- Precision engineering from Japan Demonstration structures using mechanical engineering electric discharge (EDM) in Japan.
- planing precision Using a Kanna, a kind of Japanese manual error, a man creates a superfine wood strip with a thickness of 8 micron (a hair has a thickness of 50-100 micron), a wooden board. Every year in Japan by tender planing, in order to create the thinnest possible film.
- Examinations for prospective surgeons in Japan The Central Hospital of Kurashiki in Western Japan, implemented a new method to distinguish the young surgeons who will join the staff of. To test the skill and accuracy of young candidates, the hospital's managers entrusted some very difficult test.
- The music of “Back to the future” in an Electone A little girl from Japan playing the music of the film "Back to the Future" with pinpoint accuracy in an Electone. The Electone is an electronic piano created by Yamaha. At the same time can play the sound of many wind instruments or string instruments, featuring two rows of keys and pedals. Can replace a real orchestra if used by a very talented musical, as in the specific case of this little girl.
- Naked dancers censored by drones A man and a woman performing a choreography totally naked. The genital organs are hiding from unmanned aircraft flying by following their movements accurately. A video created by the Japanese clothing store Buyma.
- The faster the World Orchestra The Japanese continue to invent special ways to amuse us. An energy drink manufacturers were hard work, as they trained 43 men to toss 43 coins in a series of glass containers with absolute precision and timing. When I hear throwing in actual speed don't always realize something strange. But when the video slowed, We see that each cartridge is filled with a very specific amount of water, creating a musical touch for every coin that hits the top of the. In the series, all containers are combined to play the "Minuet" of Mozart. The video is an advertisement for the energy drink Regain Shuchu, whose manufacturers claim increases concentration.
- The modern Samurai Isao Machii shred objects in air The Iaido is a modern Japanese martial art that focuses on accurate, controlled movements with sword. The primary goal of this art is the psychological state of readiness, and secondary emphasis is placed on the drawing of the sword with speed and accuracy so that the learner can cope with a sudden attack. The "modern Samurai" as the call, Isao Machii, Iaido teaches in Kawanishi city, Japan. In this advertising spot of the telecommunication company Softbank, make us a demonstration of skill.
- The perfect ironing from a man A man with absolute precision irons a shirt. If you are not from Japan, won't ever achive.
- Acoustic levitation A recent video by researchers in Japan shows sound waves to metewrizoyn light objects, as matches, small screws and transistor. Experiments conducted by the Yoichi Ochiai and Jun Rekimoto at University of Tokyo look like magic, However actually come from a strange natural phenomenon. When the speakers are aligned with accuracy, form two sets of sound waves which pose perfectly with one another, creating a phenomenon known as a "standing wave". At certain points along a stationary wave, they are known as nodes, There is no net power transfer. Because the acoustic pressure of the sound waves is sufficient to nullify the effect of gravity, light objects can float when placed in the nodes.
- Awesome old drummer from Japan The Yamachika Takuto is a young drummer with great talent on drums. Here we see a sample of the amazing precision of.
- Disney technology before green screen The sodium vapor process is a filmmaking technique for combining actors and background shots. It originated in the British film industry in the late 1950s and was used extensively by Walt Disney Productions in the 1960s and 1970s as a solution before the green screen technology we know today. The filming used sodium vapor lamps in front of which the shots were shot. A beam-splitter camera is used to expose the two separate elements of the film. The main element is normal color negative film which is insensitive to sodium light and the other a black and white film which is highly sensitive to the specific wavelength produced by sodium vapor. In this way the actors' figures could be combined with a different background and captured with great color accuracy in a final film. Production studio Corridor Digital has released a video showing a modern application of the sodium vapor process, using a custom filter developed by Paul Debevec.
- Chips from the trunk of a tree The operator of an excavator precisely slices the trunk of a palm tree. As the soft trunk of the palm has no use in industry, shredding it in this way will help it decompose in the soil and also reduce the chances of the beetles breeding "Rhino" - a very nasty pest of the palm - in the rotten mass.
- Hilarious ad from Japan Advertising 2005 from Japan, for the newly built Stadium of Ajinomoto Tokyo Football Club F. C.
Καλα όσο πιο πολύ το βλέπω τρελαίνομαι…Ο ΧΡΙΣΤΟΣ ΚΑΙ Η ΜΑΝΑ ΤΟΥ..Κ αι εμεις με τα χιλια ζορια βγάζαμε κουτσα στραβα ενα βημα………..Πραγματικά όμως με αυτόν το λαό αναρωτιέμαι..Ψυχαναγκασμός ή ακρίβεια??Oppression or organization???
Ασε ρε..στην τοποθετηση σακακίου τα κάνανε σαλάτα..αλλο ρυθμο ο ενας αλλο ο αλλος…ε οχι……..