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Street artist DULK
Antonio Segura Donat is a Spanish artist, born in Valencia in 1983. As a child, he used to copy illustrations of exotic animals he found in his parents’ collection of old encyclopedias. And he took his sketchbook with him everywhere he went. At the age of nineteen, a close friend persuaded him to tackle the walls of the city and suggested he take the pseudonym of Dulk. Between urban art, drawing, painting, sculpture or advertisement. Each medium is a challenge that he takes up with pleasure and determination.
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BitBrush
New technology is an electric toothbrush that can mine cryptocurrency whilst you brush your teeth, incentivizing dental health with financial rewards:
bitbrush is the first toothbrush to transform your mouth into a smart mouth—converting brushing into dental currency.
we call it cryptohygiene.
a way to turn fighting plaque into an opportunity by mining cryptocurrency as you brush.
brushing that adds up.
the average person spends 852 hours brushing their teeth over their lifetime. the bitbrush makes that time work for you.
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Beat Blender
Musical project from Google Creative Lab lets you generate beats with the assistance of Machine Learning, exploring variations with output support:
This experiment lets you explore and create beats in a fun new way using machine learning. Just drag the circle, or draw a path to discover beats. It’s built using a neural network trained on over 3.8 Million drum beats. Built by Torin Blankensmith and Kyle Phillips with friends on the Magenta team at Google. Made with deeplearn.js.
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Introducing Virtual Wearables
Another update from Keiichi Matsuda and his Mixed Reality work for Leap Motion demonstrates a proof of concept virtual interface:
Introducing Virtual Wearables pic.twitter.com/LPvknKBlnO
— Keiichi Matsuda (@keiichiban)March 22, 2018
