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R2D2 at the Star Wars Identities Exhibition at the O2 in London
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580EX II Speedlite in a 24" softbox, camera left. Triggered by a pair of Yongnuo rf-603's.
r2d2 cake for my cousin's son's 5th birthday
rainbow cake with buttercream, covered with fondant and painted with edible silver paint. legs are rice krispy treat.
Terminé mi R2D2, usando las indicaciones de este link:
www7a.biglobe.ne.jp/~sf-papercraft/index.html
I finish my R2D2...
Another Star Wars Triptych! On the left is the R2D2 that I bought way back in `77 or `78 with my paper route money. In the middle is McQuarries' original vision. And, on the right, a very new toy.
Today Sebastian Thrun, the head of the Stanford AI Lab, spoke on the probabilistic (R)evolution in robotics, and he showed several of his robots, culminating with the big one, Stanley, pictured above..
This is Stanford’s autonomous robotic vehicle that will compete in the DARPA Grand Challenge in October, racing across the desert at 30mph without any human intervention.
The roof is festooned with laser range finders and other sensors:
“The vehicle incorporates measurements from GPS, a 6DOF inertial measurement unit, and wheel speed for pose estimation. While moving, the environment is perceived through four laser range finders, a radar system, a stereo camera pair, and a monocular vision system.”
As soon as we entered the lobby of Lucasfilm Studio, we were greeted by this life-sized R2D2 model. We were allowed to freely walk around the lobby but were not allowed to enter the office area. At last, we 've paid pilgrimage to Star Wars ' origin.
Lens: Light Lens Lab 35mm F2 8-Element LTM