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  • Robot Goalie Has Sub-Millimeter Accuracy Optical Tracking

    Mark Rober’s latest engineering video pitches legendary Portugal soccer player Cristiano Ronaldo against Robot Goalie Has Sub-Millimeter Accuracy Optical Tracking Mark Rober’s latest engineering video pitches Edited by EE Staff Feb 16, 2026 Mark Rober, a former NASA engineer, has an innovative and entertaining When Mark approached OptiTrack with the idea, the company knew that their PrimeX camera system was the The video is available on the Mark Rober YouTube channel and has additional approved behind-the-scenes

  • Powering the Moving Stage for Cirque du Soleil’s KA

    To maintain the movement, the system incorporates ten Parker PE145 series piston pumps driven by five moves for accumulator charging, the balance of the flow required is supplied by a farm of 34 50-gallon Parker Here's the cool part: the system was designed so that the cylinders are mounted rod down above the stage This uses a 3-way, 80mm Atos proportional valve and a Parker D3FH series zero-lap servo solenoid valve shows to create a seamless blend of technology and performance that continues to awe audiences decades later

  • The James Webb Space Telescope

    observatory Joe Gillard Cool Stuff Jun 7, 2025 In July of 2023, the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) marked The first part is putting it one1 million miles away, a place where the Earth, sun, and moon can be behind There was a dark period where there’s no light, but maybe about 400 million years after that, the first

  • About | Entertainment Engineering Magazine

    Client Strategist Mark Wiebusch “Whoever knows the customer best WINS.” For over 35 years, Mark has sharpened his “street-smart” instincts in management, sales and marketing Working for leadership media brands in B2B, across several major industry segments, Mark's skills in Mark is a business guy.

  • Inspired by Bats, New Drones Use Ultrasonic Technology to Navigate

    Bats can accurately navigate in dark, damp, and dusty caves by sending out short chirps and listening Plus, darkness, poor weather, and propeller noise can interfere with their operation. Some indoor tests took place in darkness with black obstacles, while others took place as the researchers

  • Three Light Units Help Create Cinematic Visual Effects

    actors and environment can react to, making the scene much more realistic than if the effect were added later ASC also uses Gemini to generate interactive lighting on location that will later be motivated by sources

  • Wicked Technology on Stage at Comic-Con

    Her Universe images courtesy of Mark Edwards Photography. Her Universe images courtesy of Mark Edwards Photography.

  • Where Did Matter Come From?

    Well, that last part we’ll leave to another post. And questions the presence of anti-matter, dark matter, etc.

  • Haptic Feedback Rumbles Your iPhone for the F1 Movie Trailer

    latest trailer for F1:The Movie , when viewed in the Apple TV+ App on an iPhone running iOS 18.4 or later The automotive industry has incorporated haptic feedback as part of their Advanced Driver Assistance

  • Historic SF Cable Cars Upgrade to LED Lights

    “The biggest issue was the light on cold, wet, dark nights,” said Arne Hansen, Supervisor of Maintenance

  • The Wizard of Oz at Sphere in Las Vegas Will Use Google’s AI to Create an Immersive Experience

    Google and Sphere are quick to point out that this same film is part of their own attempt to innovate nearly 90 years later.

  • Protecting Flavors and Scents During Production

    Additionally, stainless steel can be laser marked for traceability, aiding compliance with safety regulations

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