The Neurology Theater
momentofmoore:

Alan Moore’s Secrets

momentofmoore:

Alan Moore’s Secrets

feastofhateandfear:

As a fan of Christian Marclay, I thought I’d share with you some of his influences, such as the unbelievably-ahead-of-its-time LP by Milan Knízák, Broken Music.



Milan Knízák (1940 - ) is a Czechoslovakian artist, musician, theorist, and was an all around avant-garde thorn in the side of…

prostheticknowledge:

Vaudeville 

DIY Japanese full-size mecha robot project controllable by smartphone and Kinect. Via Plastic Pals

Suidobashi Heavy Industry (an impressive name for what is in reality a small group of dedicated giant robot afficionados), is in the process of building the first 3.8 meter (12 ft 5 inch) tall, 4,500 kg (4.9 ton) single-occupant mecha.  The ambitious group is made up of Kogoro Kurata (production), Wataru Yoshizaki (control circuitry), and Yusuke Kitani.  They’ve opted for V-SIDO software to handle the mecha’s master-slave controls (developed by Asura Engineering), and plan to have the mecha, named Vaudeville, fully operational by the end of this year.

According to the official website:

Vaudeville has the AE “V-Sido”, the control system of the computer technology is watched by all world with interest. Not only operating by boarding the pilot’s seat, but also enabling you to control and interact Vaudeville with Kinect*. Moreover, without taking a professional training such as a combat plane, people can operate it easily. Furthermore, you can control Vaudeville via the mobile 3G Internet access.

Here is a video of the machine demonstrating it’s controls:

The project is not complete, but you can find more information at the official website here

Cougs

Jason Kolb 2009

Graphite on Paper

Cougs

Jason Kolb 2009

Graphite on Paper

nattonelli:

Gregory Manchess

nattonelli:

Gregory Manchess

futurescope:

Paralyzed Woman Completes London Marathon in Bionic Suit After 16 Days

Claire Lomas of the U.K. was paralyzed from the chest down in a horse-riding accident five years ago. Yet today, she accomplished something difficult for anyone: she finished the London Marathon. It took 16 days and one impressive bionic exoskeleton, but she did it. 

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robot6:

Since today would have been the 74th birthday of Jean “Moebius” Giraud, I thought I’d share Chris Mautner and Joe “Jog” McCulloch’s countdown of six essential Moebius books:

1. The Airtight Garage (Marvel/Epic). “Is this anything like ‘Naked Lunch’?” That’s what my physical…

theunconquered1:

Who needs SOPA or CISPA? The government is already spying on you.