Ok, I know I’m being lazy here because I haven’t even bothered to look up the origin of this trailer (sorry) but I wanted to share it, because it’s actually pretty nicely done. And I think the classical music really is MUCH better than the original compositions (no offense to Wendy Carlos):
If you’ve never used Photoshop, you might think this sort of thing is already going on. The truth is that image manipulation to the degree illustrated here is really tricky & time consuming, and takes a lot of skill. Or at least it used to. Amazing.
If you’ve seen Tim Burton’s Alice in Wonderland, you’ve probably seen this, but since I haven’t yet, I hadn’t. And now I have. Bruce Boxleitner overacts. There’s somebody in white doing something that looks like playing the guitar, but not with a guitar. Those things scare me. The rest of this makes me pretty excited […]
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Tokyo University’s JSK Robotics Laboratory demonstrates this extremely cool robot that uses about 100 tendon-like control devices to make Kojiro work and move more like a human than other robots.
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…for their song This Too Shall Pass. Dig it:
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