itsfullofstars: 010101: IT’S HAPPENING The robots will…

itsfullofstars:

010101:

IT’S HAPPENING

The robots will rise.

ROBONAUT RISING

Handle is a research robot that stands 6.5 ft tall, travels at 9 mph and jumps 4​ ​feet vertically. ​It uses electric power to operate both electric and hydraulic actuators, with a range of about 15 miles on one battery charge. ​​​Handle uses many of the same dynamics, balance and mobile manipulation principles​ found in the quadruped and biped robots we build, but with only about 10 actuated joints, it is significantly less complex. Wheels are efficient on flat surfaces while legs can go almost anywhere: by combining wheels and legs Handle can have the best of both worlds.

copperbadge: digitaldiscipline: warriormaggie: skaian-heretic:…

copperbadge:

digitaldiscipline:

warriormaggie:

skaian-heretic:

wanderingcalifornia:

craftbeerhallputsch:

our-lady-of–singularities:

dorites:

mapsontheweb:

Heat map of US regions where “fuck” is a popular curse word.

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The great American fuck-shell and anti-fuck core. A true national treasure.

I love that the entirety of California is red.

let utah say fuck

pride

so proud to live in the eastern fuckbelt

I feel like Oklahoma should have more fucks – mainly because it needs it…

Oklahoma can have more fucks when you stop voting them into office.

Wow, Chicago is a sea of Fucks in a mild midwestern desert.  

archatlas: Les Abouts in Québec City Designed by Atelier…

archatlas:

Les Abouts in Québec City

Designed by

Atelier Pierre Thibault the residence is separated in two areas, a common space and a more private zone. The private part stretches to around thirty meters to border the nearby river. Covered by a thin roof, the volume looks as if it is levitating among the trees. Housing the master bedroom, two bathrooms and the kitchen, it was designed to be opened on the surrounding nature and very well-lit. The relationship between the inside and outside is underlined by a fly screen room prolonging the volume and overlooking the ferns.

The common space is a volume on two levels designed to reflect the verticality of the forest. It is also the receptacle of the larger works of art. In order to leave the most possible space on the walls, the guest’s bedroom and the library are suspended in a small volume. Detached from the sides by a glass floor, the volume gains a floating aspect in the double height and brings a variance in the scale of the room. As a wooden chest, the house becomes a recipient where art and nature meet.