theatre-tech-ohw

open hardware stage control , ongoing log of things i find interesting and informative to my stage work.

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air

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(via Making Laser-Cut Mechanized Hands for Creature Effects! - YouTube)

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(via Arthur Ganson- Wishbone - YouTube)

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Pinterest is a visual discovery tool that you can use to find ideas for all your projects and interests.

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(via Small 5 Dollar DIY Halloween Fogger - YouTube)

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datasheet (pdf)

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Hat Coil

Hatcoil has been an on and off project lasting for a few months. During IAP (MIT's January month-off) I redesigned the controller and boost converter, and having lots of free time at home spent a g...

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Electrostatic Headphones

Short of my high school fusor, this has been the most time intensive and significant project I have ever undertaken. Initially, I was using no CNC tools to build any of this, and I was basically ju...

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(via The Foley Artist: Los Angeles Times - YouTube)

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(via Andrey Smirnov - theremin sensors circuitry)

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uLCX2 BLE

(via Vagabond Works [バガボンド　ワークス] uLCX2BLEとは？)

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(via Mad Max 2 - FX tv docu) https://twitter.com/polkasan

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(via Cajun Crawler Exhibition 08 - YouTube)

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(via drill powered walking machine - YouTube)

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(via Moving starfield 120s 720p - YouTube)

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Unlike tools, which remain the servants of the hand, machines demand that the laborer serve them, that he adjust the natural rhythm of his body to their mechanical movement. This does not imply that men become the servants of their machines; but it does mean that, as long as the work at the machines lasts, the mechanical process has replaced the rhythm of the human body. Even the most refined tool remains a servant, unable to guide or to replace the hand. Even the most primitive machine guides the body's labor and eventually replaces it altogether.