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Hide your girl This is a voice coil linear actuator. It's the 2nd fastest linear actuator type for short stroke lengths It's easy to make at home (unlike the 🥇 fastest), all you need is a coil and a magnet (along with the electronics and a linear rail of course) I'll be making this for a product I've been working on for a long time

Hide your girl This is a voice coil linear actuator. It's the 2nd fastest linear actuator type for short stroke lengths It's easy to make at home (unlike the 🥇 fastest), all you need is a coil and a magnet (along with the electronics and a linear rail of course) I'll be making this for a product I've been working on for a long time

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It's completely unnecessary to destroy books when machines like this exist. This book scanner by Treventus for example, can scan fragile books without destroying it.

It's completely unnecessary to destroy books when machines like this exist. This book scanner by Treventus for example, can scan fragile books without destroying it.

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ASML's EUV machines move at 20Gs of acceleration while maintaining positioning accuracy of 5 silicon atoms! What actuators do they use to achieve this level of accuracy while moving this violently? This Veritasium video did not answer that question but I found some answers👇

ASML's EUV machines move at 20Gs of acceleration while maintaining positioning accuracy of 5 silicon atoms! What actuators do they use to achieve this level of accuracy while moving this violently? This Veritasium video did not answer that question but I found some answers👇

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Starship's 3000 ° C exhaust flame is 300m long and the vibrations are unimaginably violent. Wonder how they managed to record this without melting the camera? Here is how 👇

Starship's 3000 ° C exhaust flame is 300m long and the vibrations are unimaginably violent. Wonder how they managed to record this without melting the camera? Here is how 👇

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This is the smartest thing I've seen today. This metal tag can be used to track if you opened a door, used a toilet and left without washing your hands. No electronics required. Seriously tho, this can drastically reduce the cost and hassle of IoT This was developed by uncommon sense labs at Georgia Tech. Link to the paper below:

This is the smartest thing I've seen today. This metal tag can be used to track if you opened a door, used a toilet and left without washing your hands. No electronics required. Seriously tho, this can drastically reduce the cost and hassle of IoT This was developed by uncommon sense labs at Georgia Tech. Link to the paper below:

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