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Compact Easy VIS  from Mettler-Toledo The new instrument analyses liquid, translucent samples for their optical spectrum, colour, and water parameters. Click to read more...

Its a lot easier if you just rotate the controller and then youve got it, because if right is forward, then left is back. 0k. rotate controller. and we were so happy that we figured it out that we could just move forward, that we started clapping going, "yes, we can go!" piece of metal on the right. can you bring up more light or is this it? - one of the early pieces we ran across were some tiles. not sure what part of the wreck they were from, but you could see the really pretty colours in the ...

Because we see colour at the bottom of this ocean. this is definitely the most challenging piloting ive ever done! so, bearwith me, guys, im trying my best! good job, scott. laughs. im trying my best! yeah, youre doing great! its immensely exciting. you never know whats going to swim by. i dont see any wreckage. i lost my dvl, my altitude. i see the wreck on sonar though. 0k. how close are we to the titanic? very close. two metres, no?

Rotate controller. and we were so happy that we figured it out that we could just move forward, that we started clapping in the submersible, going, "yes, we can go!" piece of metal on the right. can you bring up more light, scott, or is this it? - one of the early pieces we ran across were some tiles. not sure what part of the wreck they were from, but you could see the really pretty colours in the painted tiles. the pieces that were intact were pretty phenomenal because we see colour at the bot...

The pieces that were attacked were pretty phenomenal because were pretty phenomenal because we see colour at the bottom of this ocean. we see colour at the bottom of this ocean-— this ocean. this is definitely the most — this ocean. this is definitely the most challenging i this ocean. this is definitely the most challenging pilot l this ocean. this is definitely i the most challenging pilot we have never done. bear with me, guys, im doing my best. i’m guys, im doing my best. im t in: guys...

Its a lot easier if you just rotate the controller and then youve got it, because if right is forward, then left is back. rotate controller. and we were so happy that we figured it out that we could just move forward, that we started clapping going, "yes, we can go!" piece of metal on the right. can you bring up more light or is this it? - one of the early pieces we ran across were some tiles, not sure what part of the wreck they were from, but you could see the really pretty colours in the pain...

By using music. test the connection methods of solar cell to the textile. nice. other projects are more about the emotional, for example issho, which is a denim jacket that gives you the sense of a subtle stroke on your back. do you want to try it on? yeah, sure. there is those four small vibration motors that give off the feeling of a gentle touch, basically. i started exploring solar technology in textile back in 2013, with the aim to bring solar technology closer to our bodies. all what i rea...

By weaving, and also this very early one with a very different filament as well. and by exploring the solar technology with your hands, you actually add a new emotional dimension to it. this is the colour we have used here, and we also used with the sample, which i think works really well. but solar textiles can also be about much more thanjust fashion. this is suntex, our latest development and most efficient development in solar textiles. its an architectural textile, so it can be used to cove...

Is the artec leo. it may be small, but this is a powerful device and has a big pricetag. it costs more than 26,000 euros but has been donated to the project for free. the device has a few sensors and it has a projector. projector projects a pattern onto the object and this pattern is being deformed by the geometry of the object. then using this distortion, you can reconstruct the 3d. and then the algorithm in real time tries to understand how to match them perfectly, using the colour and geometr...

Some of the technology they are using is already in use here at the british museum in london. they use it to scan objects, allowing detailed replicas to be made, or to help the experts to study them further. one of the scanners is the artec leo. it may be small but it is a powerful device and has a big pricetag. it costs more than 26,000 euros but has been donated to the project for free. the device has a few sensors and a projector. projector projects a pattern onto the object and this pattern ...