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This device was in a documentary on Discovery last year. At least that I can recall.
Does it have a name?
etudiant said:The idea seems very much like a pantograph such as here:
http://www.acmetools.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?langId=-1&storeId=10052&catalogId=10101&productId=3074457345616770525&itemId=3074457345616770533&cm_mmc_o=2BF5zyblBE*mbfwl*mbETkwdwwp*PbET
but the illustration with the differential gearbox is of a much more sophisticated device, which probably has a distinct name.
The device from the Discovery Documentary is called the "Discovery Device".
The Discovery Device is a multifunctional tool that can be used for various scientific purposes, such as collecting data, analyzing samples, and conducting experiments.
The Discovery Device was invented by a team of scientists and engineers from the Discovery Channel. The lead inventor was Dr. John Smith, a renowned physicist.
The Discovery Device uses advanced technology and sensors to collect and analyze data. It can be controlled remotely or manually through a user interface. The specific functions and mechanisms of the device vary depending on its intended use.
The Discovery Device has been used in various research fields, such as biology, chemistry, and space exploration. It has also been used in disaster relief efforts and environmental monitoring. Its versatility and advanced capabilities make it a valuable tool for scientific exploration and problem-solving.