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EITWatch places eight electrodes under a watch to read gestures from changes in wrist impedance. Its value is less the 92% headline than the tradeoff between geometry, calibration and everyday use.
A Poem/1 update reveals the quiet work after a small connected object ships: fixing, recovering, distributing and documenting.
An ESP32-S3 and Raspberry Pi read changes in the Wi-Fi channel to distinguish motion, presence and breathing, while documenting what the system cannot infer.
EPFL is taking a textile-reinforced concrete and LC3 prototype to a new Nairobi case study. The point is not to copy the object, but to see what context forces it to change.
Under the ice, an elegant dual-echo sonar method collided with real signal noise. The ETH team changed measurement method instead of defending the first diagram.
Comments live on a small server, but the blog compiles them into its pages. Reading no longer depends on the service that receives replies.
Elias Farhan is not building an engine to compete with Unity. He is moving Soup Raiders onto a stack designed around this particular game, with all the control and responsibility that brings.
Thunderbird started by modernizing isolated pieces of its calendar. Then the team saw inconsistency accumulating between those pieces and had to step back to design the system.
Text directly inside Sketcher, finer recomputes, a responsive UI and multi-file editing make the next FreeCAD release look less like a feature demo and more like a hunt for everyday irritation.
The open project puts sixteen EEG contacts, reference and ground on one small circular board, then streams measurements over Bluetooth. The most important part of the README may be the safety warning.