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Composite color photograph (from glass plate images exposed with different filters) from the Library of Congress taken by Sergei Mikhailovich Prokudin-Gorskii c1910. This image is of textile factory.
Ventured inside the old factory to see what was around. We found some really cool places and took a few timelapses as well. Overall a really cool place for an abandoned explorer.
3 shot HDR processed in Photomatix Pro and edited in Photoshop CS5.
This is a really cool Surface-like computer that makes music based on the blocks and stuff. VERY cool. Too bad there were kids around that made me share instead of hogging it to myself.
I’m not too proud to take a bribe of a beverage or two so when I was offered the chance of visiting a Miele factory with German cuisine and beer thrown in, I jumped at the chance! Bloggers and journalists were flown over to Münster Airport where we arrived at 1.30pm. The first ‘fuel stop’ was courtesy of the Waldhaus an de Miälkwellen restaurant for a spot of lunch. Throughout the rest of the weekend we explored the factories and the history of the Meile brand.
Should you accidentally bury the pedal in the EVO, 366Nm of torque, and 217Kw of 2.0lt Turbocharged MIVEC power will unleash hell, launching in which ever direction the car happens to be pointed.
Completed on: 14th October, 2007
A small-scale factory.
Made for a contest at Comunidade 0937: www.comunidade0937.com
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Photo showing the Project "Wandering Factory" by Johannes Braumann (AT) – Creative Robotics (UfG Linz), Gabriel Gruber (AT) – MHC, Stephan Hölzl (AT) – MHC, Martin Krčma (CZ) – TU Brno, Sebastian Lämmermann (AT) – IPPE (JKU), Bashir Moradibastani (IR) – Creative Robotics (UfG Linz), Martin Reiter (AT) – IPPE (JKU), Martin Schwab (AT) – Creative Robotics (UfG Linz), Karl Singline (AU) – Creative Robotics (UfG Linz), Genevieve Howard (IE) – Creative Robotics (UfG Linz) and Darija Pejic (AT) – Creative Robotics (UfG Linz) at the Ars Electronica Festival 2021.
The Wandering Factory project relocates production directly to where it is needed, by equipping a robotic arm with an industrial 3D printer and mounting it onto an electric, tracked unmanned rover. Once there, it can autonomously fabricate objects using recycled materials, having adapted individually to the environment and the constraints of the chosen site. The system is the result of a two-month interdisciplinary collaboration among institutions, with the goal of creating a proof-of-concept for the future local fabrication. By using only products that are presently commercially available, brought together in a minimum amount of time, we showcase that the technology to make production mobile, urban, and flexible already exists – it just has to be used.
Credit: tom mesic
First try with layering! Ahaha, I tried to be like Edie Sedgwick, but basically failed. Note the horrible makeup and candy cigarette.
Oh, and texture by ishkamina! Check out her awesome photostream. :)