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on the whole, does an ok job of detecting whether an audience member has drawn a circle, and it gives it a percentage rank. and it gets it wrong a lot of the time. no, it doesn't. bingo! oh, and they're controlling everything that happens from their guitar—keyboard contraptions and spectacular smart shirts live on stage. # on a little fishy...# these are just the most advanced powerpoint clickers available on the market that we had to custom made. so we've got next scene in the show, previous scene, kick drum, snare drum. synthesiser, synthesiser. ship foghorn. small ship foghorn. medium ship foghorn. goodbye. i think after all that, i'm going to have to have a lie down! just as well, as i'm attending a sleep study. yawns thank you for participating in our study. chicago—based troupe october brian are performing
is pushed to its limit. that is the peter sutton patent pending circle i accuracy algorithm that, - on the whole, does an 0kjob of detecting whether an audience member has drawn a circle, - and it gives it a percentage rank. and it gets it wrong a lot of the time. no, it doesn't. bingo! oh, and they're controlling everything that happens from their guitar—keyboard contraptions and spectacular smart shirts live on stage. # on a little dishy... these are just the most advanced powerpoint clickers available - on the market that we had to custom made. - so we've got next scene - in the show, previous scene, kick drum, snare drum. synthesiser, synthesiser. ship foghorn. small ship foghorn. medium ship foghorn. goodbye. i think after all that, i'm going to have to have a lie down! just as well, as i'm
other bits have been built by the 3d printer and then broken as he's been crashed into the floor by the audience and glued together backstage before every show. the hand may have snapped a little... i almost everything in the show is their own creation, including the artificial intelligence behind one hilarious round, where your artistic skill is pushed to its limit. that is the peter sutton patent pending circle i accuracy algorithm that, - on the whole, does an 0kjob of detecting whether an audience member has drawn a circle, - and it gives it a percentage rank. and it gets it wrong a lot of the time. no, it doesn't. bingo! oh, and they're controlling everything that happens from their guitar—keyboard contraptions and spectacular smart shirts live on stage. # on a little fishy... these are just the most advanced powerpoint clickers available - on the market that we had to custom made. -
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over our robot so that _ you don't get hot oil, - you don't get grease on it, it lasts longer. so that's definitely to consider. - but i guess it's a well—oiled machine! abhishek laughs i couldn't help myself! we have two support cameras on the sides that our supportl team uses to monitor these units remotely. and we're looking for collisions. - so, sometimes baskets hit. the fryers and the robot might stop moving so when there's l an alarm, the green light goes off and we get an alert saying that there's been a collision. i it's notjust burgers and chips they're making here, either — they've also created a drink—dispensing robot to quench people's thirst. they've called it sippy and are cooking up more contraptions. i'm printing some parts for a prototype that i'm working on right now. we can make some really fast iterations, work really quickly with all these machines. because of covid and other events over the last few years, robots are seemingly more
you don't get hot oil, you don't get greasel on it, it lasts longer. so that's definitely to consider. but i guess it's a well—oiled machine! abhishek laughs i couldn't help myself! we have two support cameras on the sides that our supportl team uses to monitor these units remotely. and we're looking for collisions. so, sometimes baskets hit the fryers and the robot might stop moving - so when there's an alarm, - the green light goes off and we get an alert saying that - there's been a collision. it's notjust burgers and chips they're making here, either — they've also created a drink—dispensing robot to quench people's thirst. they've called it sippy and are cooking up more contraptions. i'm printing some parts for a prototype that i'm working on right now. we can make some really fast iterations, work really quickly with all these machines. because of covid and other events over the last few years, robots are seemingly more welcome in the kitchen. before the pandemic, it was,
>> thank you. from an intimate's crime round up, staff member senator rand paul was brutally stabbed in dc. the staffer was attacked in broad daylight and suffered life-threatening injuries. the suspect was arrested. in dekalb county, georgia, near the so called kasidi where police are building a controversial new training center, authorities found some dangerous contraptions. no stated boards hit it in the apartment prompted the county ceo to close the land. police arrested creed iii start jonathan majors after the woman claimed he slapped her and choked her. majors lawyer says he is innocent and she expects the charges to be dropped. now to the gwyneth paltrow trial. the man suing her took the stand on monday trying to make his case that she was at fault for their 2016 ski crash that he says left him with four broken ribs and postconcussion sometimes. jackie ibanez is live with more
is your highest priority and you visit ukraine on presidents' day. what is your exit to avoid world war iii questioning >> jeanine: okay, greg. >> greg: well, we could talk about this for a year. none of the information coming from ukraine is reliable. so, they are in a consistent, persistent fog of war. it is amazing how easy we adapted to their's. for a while we were outraged. this war is background noise to us. we have many contraptions in all these things going on and in that way they are lucky in that sense we are fighting for global money. for joe, this is easy to attach himself to because suffering is intangible or immediate peer these are the people dying. if you look at ukraine, they could fight forever because we will give them technology and the russians will throw bodies added. this will go on forever. there doesn't seem to be any desire for negotiation. that makes me wonder why.
rope lines for your traps? >> that is what they are proposing, yes. 2030, it will be ropeless fishing, no buoy lines, they want us to use contraptions that are expensive and dangerous. >> ainsley: lobstermen will be forced out of what, what does that mean for people? >> devastating innin ma -- maine, that is what everybody does. if you are not a lobster boat captain, you are involved in the supply chain or sell bait or sell vehicles to lobstermen and crews. it's just one of our number one things here in maine and the coast would be devastated