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Engineering + AI solution to potholes
btw i kept it short to just relay the idea concisely, i am not going to reinvent the wheel - everything they need already exists.- amorphos_b
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Engineering + AI solution to potholes
Engineering + AI solution to potholes build a heavy but small truck with pneumatic machines driven by AI. Position the truck using AI over the pothole, then lower the first cutting device over the hole. Use pneumatic pressure rather than a hammering motion so it makes little noise when pushing...- amorphos_b
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- ai solution to potholes
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Undergrad What are the speed limits of a maglev track?
Thank you for your replies, I am glad that it appears possible. At least to lauch projectiles with segments or parts of devices. If one built the track say a mile long and high up on a mountain range, the air resistance would be reduced. The length of track could help for acceleration durations...- amorphos_b
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- Forum: Other Physics Topics
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Undergrad What are the speed limits of a maglev track?
What are the speed limits of a maglev track? If say, you wanted to use them to launch craft into space? Or indeed if you wanted to send segments of maglev track to say the moon and mars?- amorphos_b
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- Forum: Other Physics Topics
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Graduate Gun with a tachyon bullet paradox
Gun with a tachyon bullet paradox if you had a device akin to some kind of ‘gun’, which created tachyons and the fired them, perhaps in a beam or some kind of ‘packet’, when they go faster than the speed of light would go back in time. Lets say the ‘bullet’ or beam, went out into the universe...- amorphos_b
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- Bullet Gun Paradox Tachyon
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- Forum: Other Physics Topics
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Undergrad How can we know the current size and galaxy count of the universe?
Clarification upon size of universe when we look at distant galaxies we are looking back in time to an ever shrinking universe. Which I would visualise as conical. If then, we could see all the galaxies as they really are right now, then surely those cones would all disappear, and the universe...- amorphos_b
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- Universe
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- Forum: Astronomy, Astrophysics, Cosmology
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High School Age of the universe vs observable distance and light age
thank you all very much!- amorphos_b
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- Forum: Astronomy, Astrophysics, Cosmology
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High School Age of the universe vs observable distance and light age
this is why i went along a single virtual line - so i am visualising one galaxy after the other. I think it is the speed of expansion I am mostly confused by; if a car moves at 100 mph in one direction and another at the same speed in the opposite direction, their overall speed is 200 mph.If...- amorphos_b
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- Forum: Astronomy, Astrophysics, Cosmology
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High School Age of the universe vs observable distance and light age
some data that you already know, just to get us started. i have tried to keep it as simple as i can... The average distance between galaxies is about one million light years. There are roughly 100 billion galaxies in the observable universe...- amorphos_b
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- Universe
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- Forum: Astronomy, Astrophysics, Cosmology
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Exokat [catsuit exoskeleton] and Simbot 8.4 invention idea?
8.8 update A high resolution 3D mesh will be mapped exactly to a physical equivalent. At each intersection of the vertices, there would be a sensor and a valve*. The lines betwixt which will have the required plumbing. At these junctures the gas [from condensers in the back pack] will be...- amorphos_b
- Post #17
- Forum: General Engineering
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Exokat [catsuit exoskeleton] and Simbot 8.4 invention idea?
currently updating with modifications; a version of the suit will now be attached to the robotic armour, moving over a 'slip~suit' of silk. this will mean more power can be used, and the suit cannot obviously expand beyond its armour shell. I should add as it wasn’t obvious, that the suit would...- amorphos_b
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Exokat [catsuit exoskeleton] and Simbot 8.4 invention idea?
currently updating with modifications; a version of the suit will now be attached to the robotic armor, moving over a 'slipsuit' of silk. this will mean more power can be used, and the suit cannot obviously expand beyond its armor shell. - not that i was worried about that lol.- amorphos_b
- Post #15
- Forum: General Engineering
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Exokat [catsuit exoskeleton] and Simbot 8.4 invention idea?
well you can download the mod for fallout 4 i recently made, and make her do whatever you want. ;] https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/37175/?tab=description- amorphos_b
- Post #14
- Forum: General Engineering
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Exokat [catsuit exoskeleton] and Simbot 8.4 invention idea?
NB. Some people seem to be concerned that the suit would bulge out in places, however, some areas would be expanding whilst others would be shrinking. then given that those two things are equalized [which they would be], the surface area would remain the same et al. Secondly; At worst I could...- amorphos_b
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Exokat [catsuit exoskeleton] and Simbot 8.4 invention idea?
why is that 'lego-skeleton' so bulky though?- amorphos_b
- Post #11
- Forum: General Engineering