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Who says microcontrollers are only for sensors and IoT? One developer used an ESP32-S3 to create an entire collection of interactive generative art, proving that embedded systems can be a creative medium too. The projects use Adafruit Qualia ESP32-S3 with a 2.1" round TFT display and an IMU for... show more

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for everyone who still doesn’t believe you can run local AI on an ESP32: here’s the same class of chip booting an entire operating system. Windows XP boot screen. welcome screen. the Bliss wallpaper. and, of course, an error dialog😁 we went from fitting a 28.9M-parameter language model into an ESP32-S3... to recreating the full Windows XP experience on a tiny 240×240 display. the era of "microcontrollers are only good for blinking LEDs" is over

for everyone who still doesn’t believe you can run local AI on an ESP32: here’s the same class of chip booting an entire operating system. Windows XP boot screen. welcome screen. the Bliss wallpaper. and, of course, an error dialog😁 we went from fitting a 28.9M-parameter language model into an ESP32-S3... to recreating the full Windows XP experience on a tiny 240×240 display. the era of "microcontrollers are only good for blinking LEDs" is over

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Here are some really tactical ways to optimize the First and last frame capability: — Make sure your prompt includes precise camera motion descriptions for smooth and creative transitions between the first and last frames. — Or, you can simply include the word “transform” in your prompt for a smooth transition — Starting with a closeup in your first frame and then zooming out to a wide-shot in the final frame is an effective way to create a dramatic reveal.

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16,076 views • 1 year ago

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The LACMA has long been a great supporter of initiatives in art and technology. From the original Art and Technology Lab, to more recent exhibitions like Coded: Art Enters the Computer Age, 1952–1982, their sustained interest in the development of creative and artistic practices in relation to the rise of computer technology has helped sustain a once controversial yet undeniably fascinating genre of art before it came into public discourse. I am so pleased with the opportunity to highlight an important part of my practice, known as parameterization. By changing one variable in the program, in this case the percentage of pegs to be wrapped by a string, we are able to see how the original artwork, Ringers #962, evolves over the course of 9 frames arranged in a grid. This process is what I call a “parameter sweep” and it’s an honor to present the combined works as the LACMA Iterations. As the artist who coded the algorithm, I had no explicit control over how the artwork would develop, instead relying on randomization and a deep familiarity of the aesthetic form to help guide the output through code.

Dmitri Cherniak

19,298 views • 2 years ago

wowwow Holy Shit I let Opus 4.7 pick any art on my computer they'd like to use as a starting frame for an animation, and then prompt gptimage2 for animation frames however they'd like to make a 100 frame animation here was the result note - gptimage2 only made 4 images, each one was a 5x5 grid of frames, so that totals to 100

wowwow Holy Shit I let Opus 4.7 pick any art on my computer they'd like to use as a starting frame for an animation, and then prompt gptimage2 for animation frames however they'd like to make a 100 frame animation here was the result note - gptimage2 only made 4 images, each one was a 5x5 grid of frames, so that totals to 100

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12,263 views • 4 months ago

C = εr ε0 (A/d) This demo shows capacitive coupling using water as a variable dielectric (εᵣ ≈ 80). The human body completes the circuit by touching the water, acting as the second conductor with its capacitance to ground. Hand/finger movement changes the effective area A and distance d, while ripples dynamically modulate C. This varying capacitance alters an oscillator’s frequency, which is converted into audio tones or MIDI in real time. Educational fluid-based sensors and interactive MIDI controllers for bio-signal acquisition and gesture-controlled music. Ideal for physics demos and human-interface experiments.

C = εr ε0 (A/d) This demo shows capacitive coupling using water as a variable dielectric (εᵣ ≈ 80). The human body completes the circuit by touching the water, acting as the second conductor with its capacitance to ground. Hand/finger movement changes the effective area A and distance d, while ripples dynamically modulate C. This varying capacitance alters an oscillator’s frequency, which is converted into audio tones or MIDI in real time. Educational fluid-based sensors and interactive MIDI controllers for bio-signal acquisition and gesture-controlled music. Ideal for physics demos and human-interface experiments.

Mathematica

47,149 views • 4 months ago

I’m excited to introduce Artist Commons, a year-long, online development program for early- and mid-career artists. Applications open next week, and the program starts in mid-January. ➤ Do you want to learn more about how to navigate the business of art? ➤ Do you want an artist community invested in your longterm growth? ➤ Do you want real feedback on your work instead of just some kind words from your friends? If you’ve been looking for a way to level up your art practice without spending an arm and a leg to get an MFA, Artist Commons is for you. Artists accepted into the program are paired with a mentor and a small cohort of peers at their level for weekly feedback sessions. Then tune in every month to lectures on the business of art, craft workshops from visiting artists, talks on various modern and contemporary art movements, and guest speakers working across the art world. You’ll build deep community with your fellow members through online meetups including regular reading groups, close looking exercises, and forum discussions, as well as quarterly IRL meetups in select cities. Developing this has been so inspiring and I’m so excited to build the community I wish I’d had when I was coming up. I can’t wait to tell you about all the amazing guests we have lined up. If you’d like to go into next year with a clear sense of purpose for your art practice, we’d love to have you. Below is the website where you can learn more about the program. Follow Artist Commons on socials. And sign up for the email list to be the first to know when applications open next week.

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Haiver

13,833 views • 9 months ago

The era of ultra-high-resolution imaging has arrived. Modern image sensors exceeding 200 MP resolution are common in smartphones, with over 400 MP sensors under development. However, the large number of pixels poses significant challenges for acquisition and processing, especially on edge devices. Which pixels should be acquired, and when, for bandwidth-efficient imaging and perception? We introduce Policy-based Foveated Imaging and Perception, an on-device, real-time, predictive, and task-aware framework that dynamically allocates sensor resolution to prioritize important regions under specific perception objectives. This paper will be presented at #SIGGRAPH2026! [1/6]

The era of ultra-high-resolution imaging has arrived. Modern image sensors exceeding 200 MP resolution are common in smartphones, with over 400 MP sensors under development. However, the large number of pixels poses significant challenges for acquisition and processing, especially on edge devices. Which pixels should be acquired, and when, for bandwidth-efficient imaging and perception? We introduce Policy-based Foveated Imaging and Perception, an on-device, real-time, predictive, and task-aware framework that dynamically allocates sensor resolution to prioritize important regions under specific perception objectives. This paper will be presented at #SIGGRAPH2026! [1/6]

Gordon Wetzstein

20,095 views • 2 months ago

Our game won Chroma Awards! Two people (one without any game dev experience) used 404's tech to generate over 12,000 3D assets and create an immersive game in one month! Awards like this help us showcase how AI will have such an incredible impact on the creative industries by democratizing who can create and what is possible. We'll publish more shots of the game, how to play and where it's going - but for now, check out the official entry to learn more about the concept and creation process: And view some of the 6500+ other entries of the competition!

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404

42,594 views • 8 months ago

This is a call for creatives with a mission to serve. I’m looking for the best designers, artists, and creatives in the world to take on hard and real problems. Come use your superpowers to craft intuitive, complex products and stories. Design isn’t decoration, it’s direction. At Anduril Industries, design is embedded as part of our core strategy. Our team crafts every touch point—from our products to our website, our videos and marketing campaigns, concept and mission communication, even the architecture and the spaces we work in. #Hiring all Summer: Industrial, prototyping, CMF, photography, film, motion, interaction, digital, environmental, merchandise, OOH, graphics, identity systems.

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44,594 views • 1 year ago