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Kiyoshi Amemiya, founder of Yamanashi Hitachi, a company constructing heavy-duty demining machines recalls: “In Cambodia, I met lots of different people … saw people without hands and feet and they pleaded to me saying, 'you are Japanese, do something, please help us,' those words moved me, and even until now that feeling is strongly present within me.” See the Video
Copyright: WIPO. Photo: Jean-François Arrou-Vignod. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 IGO License.
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Name: Maersk Inventor
IMO: 9753935
MMSI: 232013110
Call Sign: MCJD5
Flag: United Kingdom
Type: Offshore Supply
Gross Tonnage: 14908
Deadweight: 9734
Length:137.6mts
Breadth:27mts
Year Built: 2018
Builder:: COSCO (DALIAN) SHIPYARD CO LTD
Hoang Thang Pham is the proud inventor of a combined rice harvesting and beating machine. The machine helps farmers in the Mekong Delta in Viet Nam improve yields and efficiency by reducing grain loss and fuel consumption.
"I believe that my products bring a lot of benefits to the Vietnamese agriculture, to the farmers and to the country. Secondly, it's my passion. When I see those benefits, shouldn’t I do it?" he says.
Mr. Pham won the World Intellectual Property Organization's and Korean Intellectual Property Office's (KIPO) "Appropriate Technology Competition", which recognizes small-scale, labor-intensive, energy-efficient, environmentally sound, and locally controlled technology.
Video: Meet Hoang Thang Pham.
© WIPO/KIPO 2014. Photo: Dev.tv.
more scanner experiments... done in a single scan with a lens train to focus my eye; note: don't look into an older scanner with the very bright incandescent light; this has an LED light bar and I used an LED flashlight for my face also; external light sources are seen as monochrome with this scanner
I received a few Disney Inventor Awards last year for my work on Disney Infinity. I've been meaning to photograph them for a while but I put it off because they are a pain in the butt to shoot;) It doesn't get much worse than combining high index glass with partial sand blasting, engraved lettering, black marble backing and base, and a magnified glass top. It made for a frustrating shoot.
An old character. She may be making an appearance in The Otherwalls, so I thought I'd sketch her. I've ended up experimenting with colours on her too, trying out a new technique.
Painter X over a sketch.
Jueves 22 de setiembre. Alumnos de 1er grado de primaria presentan los productos de su proyecto "Somos inventores".
I finally got round to updating my boys wooden fork lift truck toy in Autodesk Inventor 2012.
These screenshots are taken with the Ray Tracing option turned on.
Inventor of computer mouse and pioneer of human computer interaction.
©Robert Holmgren, all rights reserved. bobholmgren@gmail.com
Dr. Douglas C. Engelbart is an American inventor and early computer pioneert. He is best known for inventing the computer mouse, as a pioneer of human-computer interaction whose team developed hypertext, networked computers, and precursors to GUIs; and as a committed and vocal proponent of the development and use of computers and networks to help cope with the world’s increasingly urgent and complex problems.
His lab at SRI was responsible for more breakthrough innovation than possibly any other lab before or since. Engelbart had embedded in his lab a set of organizing principles, which he termed his "bootstrapping strategy", which he specifically designed to bootstrap and accelerate the rate of innovation achievable.
A water treatmet skid for a large retail outlet designed using Autodesk Inventor and shared with Autodesk Revit to use within the Building Information Model
I finally got round to updating my boys wooden fork lift truck toy in Autodesk Inventor 2012.
These screenshots are taken with the Ray Tracing option turned on.
I took a picture of our 6 year olds desk in his bedroom and then added it as a background in Autodesk Inventor to show the forklift toy in it's true environment
The above is a screenshot of the Autodesk Inventor window - it is not a rendered image.
I added a string texture to the original model way back in Inventor R11 and was impressed with how it looked then.
Now with ray tracing in Inventor 2012 it looks so much like the real thing
Inventors house from Dave Graffam models. This one took me a few evenings, its an order of magnitude more fiddly than the others I made for Malifaux terrain - the observatory dome in particular was a PitA.
A little rough in places but I'm pretty pleased with it overall and I think it has a slightly more steampunk vibe to it than the other more medieval buildings.
This is a School Building one my colleagues at Autodesk put together using Revit Architecture.
We then re-used the data in Autodesk Inventor to develop the required mechanical\manufacturing products.
Autodesk Inventor Fusion has been available as a technology preview for a few years now but the 2012 version is now included with most of Autodesk geometry creation and simualtion tools.
Theres a great simplify tool (shown here) for working with data that needs simplifying for simulation and analysis
I was recently asked a question about sharing data via Autodesk Inventors BIM Exchange tool. The question was about material consistency from one to the other.
These two screenshots show the model in Inventor with textures and colours and the same thing in Revit when opening the .adsk file into Revit.
As you can see, they both have the same colours and textures applied!
This mouse was made for a 9th birthday present for a boy who is very into inventions, sellotape and rubber bands. I made the roll of sellotape using a thin strip of cardboard wrapped with thin strips of clear film built up to create a roll.
Os Pequenos Inventores conheceram um pouco mais sobre o universo da genômica partir de materiais de dia a dia. Eles conseguiram visualizar o DNA de frutas a partir de métodos de baixo custo.
I was recently asked a question about sharing data via Autodesk Inventors BIM Exchange tool. The question was about material consistency from one to the other.
These two screenshots show the model in Inventor with textures and colours and the same thing in Revit when opening the .adsk file into Revit.
As you can see, they both have the same colours and textures applied!