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UCSD students in the Coordinate Robotics Lab created an agile mobile robot that can self-transform into hopping and climbing modes. The implementation of the single board RIO allows the robot to function as a standalone unit.
Many of the grim-faced marchers carried instruments with them, often as ungainly as they were loud. Always there was the police presence in the background.
at South Street, Great Torrington. This room has a fireplace, and smelt strongly of woodsmoke. The fireplace is an instrument few people can play nowdays.
David gave me these 2 ocarinas from Mountain Ocarinas this year....I'd been looking at them for a long time online. They sound really good and are easy to play.
At the "dirt market" antique market in Beijing (Panjiayuan flea market), this shop stall owner of musical instruments was sitting in his shop playing "ode to joy" on the classical antique reproduction stringed instrument.
intended use: cable for analog ON/OFF control
belongs to: Lambda laboratory instruments analogue ON/OFF control
Cooling off in an orderly fashion
- The Pride of Dixie Marching Band, from the Lions of the University of North Alabama, Florence, AL.
Read their Wikipedia page here, and see their FaceBook page here.
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The social lamellaphone is a unique acoustic instrument for experimental music making and exploration of cooperative creativity.
Derived from the musical technology of the familiar African ‘thumb piano’ (ie kalimba, mbira, sanza, likembe, etc), but created in ignorance of the science of music, this instrument is entirely experimental and intuitively tuned.
The steel keys or tines of the instrument are made from cast-off street-sweeper bristles I’ve collected from the streets of inner-city Sydney for the past few years. Each of the 270 tines has been cut and filed to length, then fixed in a the hardwood bridge at different lengths to produce different microtonal notes. A pattern of notes, with slight variation between each sound box, repeats five times around the instrument circumference.
Visitors are invited to explore the qualities of the instrument by making sounds. Up to ten people can play the interment at once.
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Un super cadeau d'anniversaire pour les filles. Dire que c'est la maman qui l'a commandé ! Elle doit avoir un grain ou avoir les oreilles bouchées !!
The musical instruments museum is a small but fine collection of nearly 50 instruments collected between the 17th and early 19th centuries.
Michelangelo's David is the most famous sculpture in the Galleria dell' Accademia di Firenze (Gallery of the Academy in Florence). Tickets for the museum (rather expensive) are best bought in advance.
National Instruments booth at the 2010 Austin Science and Engineering Festival (Austin Convention Center).
Nov.28.2011 EVERYBODY'S ENEMY OLD SKOOL edition @ Hatsudai WALL
A Japanese Hardcore punk band (one day reunion!)
Movies www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hc4Vly3PTrc www.youtube.com/watch?v=xPFCeSN91To
The kayagum is a traditional Korean zither-like string instrument, with 12 strings. According to the Samguksagi (1145), a history of the Three Kingdoms of Korea, the kayagum was developed around the 6th century. For a musical interlude, go to: www.youtube.com/watch?v=7JrBUTDFvp0
National Instruments Engineering Impact Awards 2018 | Photo by Owen Billcliffe Photography | owenbillcliffe.co.uk