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My dad is super awesome. When Thom and I bought a house last year, he helped with all sorts of stuff. I want to make him a quilt to thank him for all his help, and I though this construction/tools theme would be fun.
But what I know about quilting could fit in a thimble (har har). I need help picking fabrics. Which of the above do you like? What other kinds of stuff do you suggest with these ones?
And, any pattern ideas or inspirations? Link me to your faves!
Intel hat mit den renommierten Firmen TQ-Group, Congatec und apra-norm die Initiative Embedded Building Blocks ins Leben gerufen, um erstklassige, variable und kostengünstige Building Blocks liefern zu können.
Skalierbare Plattformen bestehend aus COM Express Modulen, standardisierten Baseboards und mITX Gehäusen samt passendem Zubehör ermöglichen eine schnelle und kostengünstige Produktion von kompakten, robusten und lüfterlosen Industrie-Computern für die unterschiedlichsten Anforderungen.
To prepare for Halloween this year, Team yaSSL carved a pumpkin! Learn about our embedded security products at www.yassl.com
I find it amazing that this tree has been able to grow and survive the amount of flash floods that have come down through here over the centuries... Its giant trunk and the rocks practically embedded in its trunk tell a story of resilience that almost none can match.
I took one of the not-uncommon nice winter days to poke around the Denver Gardens. They still had their Christmas-season ice sculptures up. There were very few people around, so I got up close to one of them and found this leaf embedded in the melting sculpture.
Submitted caption:
This photo was taken to represent two research papers (AeroRigUI and ThrowIO) presented from AxLab, at ACM CHI2023, the largest conference for Human-Computer Interaction research domain.
Both projects innovated how mobile swarm robots could be deployed to our everyday ceiling surfaces to enrich our future of everyday user experiences. For example, AeroRigUI, inspired by aerial rigging performances, introduced a novel approach for ceiling robots to manipulate physical objects in the air with rigging threads. ThrowIO, on the other hand, innovated a new approach to offer users with throw and catching experience, using the swarm robots to push and drop balls, embedded with magnets, thrown by users.
Together, AeroRigUI and ThrowIO illustrate the grand potential of our future living environments facilitated by distributed swarm robots on the ceiling surfaces. While traditional robots and computer interfaces are heavily constrained by gravity, our research fully exploit the 3D space with dynamic physical matter to augment our space with tangible and embodied spatial interaction.
More Project Info:
AeroRigUI - www.axlab.info/projects/aerorigui
ThrowIO - www.axlab.info/projects/throwio
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This image was submitted to the University of Chicago's 2024 Science as Art competition. From bacteria to bolts for telescopes, the entries display the gorgeous landscape of scientific research going on every day at the University of Chicago. More than 100 images were submitted to the contest, from undergraduates, graduate students, staff, postdoctoral researchers, and faculty members. Read more.
Image may only be reprinted with credit to the authors and the University of Chicago.
Sizing took a few tries. And that one is never coming out again (adding a paperclip hole to the bottom next time.)