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  • @E14Community
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    9h
    Why buy a thermal camera when you can customise your own? This Arduino-powered build combines thermal imaging, physical controls and a rugged 3D-printed enclosure: bit.ly/4wSsZYS #ThermalImaging #Arduino #MakerProject #Arduinoproject #element14presents
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    Cortical Labs, an Australian startup, is developing a data center powered by lab-grown human neurons combined with silicon chips. The goal is to determine if biological processing can work together with silicon for certain computing tasks.
    Human Neurons to Power Data Centers in Australia and Scientists Create Virtual Fly
    Human Neurons to Power Data Centers in Australia and Scientists Create Virtual Fly
    From community.element14.com
  • @E14Community
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    Aug 29
    Before launching, the Apollo 11 software had to become physical. It wasn’t electronically written into its computer. After programmers wrote and verified the software, the binary instructions were converted into the physical memory hardware installed in the Apollo Guidance
    Apollo 11’s Software Was Woven by Hand
    Apollo 11’s Software Was Woven by Hand
    From community.element14.com
  • @E14Community
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    Aug 28
    Artificial Intelligence may seem completely digital. But in reality, it relies on physical data centers that consume water and electricity. According to researchers from the University of California, Riverside, the system’s infrastructure can have a huge impact on the
    AI Data Centers Require a Lot of Water, Where Does It Go?
    AI Data Centers Require a Lot of Water, Where Does It Go?
    From community.element14.com
  • @E14Community
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    Aug 28
    🔨 @MAYERMAKES built a DIN rail PLC from scratch using a PocketBeagle 2. The result? Plenty of lessons, a few mistakes and lots of engineering: bit.ly/45zn2VR #DIYElectronics #PocketBeagle2 #engineering #element14presents
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