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Gamers who can trace their roots back to the late 70s and consoles like the original Atari will probably be familiar with the companys most recent attempt to repackage its library of games for both retro enthusiasts and later generations curious why Atari is such an i
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have come up with a less intrusive way to capture and study the motions of animals. Trying to put a tiny motion-tracking bodysuit on a bird, or glueing tracking markers to its feathers is not only difficult, its cruel. But theres a lot we can learn by studying birds, which are still far more agile in the air than even our most advanced aircraft, and high-speed footage of birds flying in a wind tunnel can only yield so many insights. Previous attempts at recreating the intricate motions of birds in 3D have involved tracking unique patterns or visual clues on their wings, but scientists at Stanfords Lentink lab have come up with a better way that involves turning birds into tiny flying projection screens, as detailed in the Journal of Experimental Biology. In the researchers experiments, two overlapping layers of light were projected on a white parrotlet as the bird flew a short distance between
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stanley thermobecher dense uniform grid that helped an overhead camera capture a high-resolution image of the bird, while the other layer was a series of unequally-spaced lines, creating a visually-unique pattern. Both layers of light warped and deformed as the bird flapped its wings, and those deformities were captured by a computer, which then recreated the birds motions as a detailed 3D model that could be studied from all angles, and at any speed. The advantages of the new system are that its completely automated, generating a 3D model without requiring some
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