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natebleker
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About natebleker
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Comment #38985952
Watching you work through projects has brought me so much joy over the years. Thanks for putting stuff like this out there for the world!
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Comment #38558486
The most recently developed quad tube setup with a wide field of view has made it to the civilian market. https://tnvc.com/shop/l3harris-gpnvg-ruggedized-bridge/
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Comment #37757375
anyone have leads on newer versions? many of these are over 10 years old
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Comment #35749128
How many are we going to see taken over?
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Comment #28529374
I'm seeing the > 52 weeks for every microcontroller I'm using in designs including old 8051's and MSP430's.
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Comment #28319610
I build complex medical instruments, I'd rather build toasters the way the chip shortage is nuking my BOMs right now.
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Comment #23865861
They’re looking to be increasingly more interesting as a biomarker for MS among other things [0]. There’s a lot we still don’t know about our visual systems and the advent of lower…
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Comment #23862499
Here’s an old school high level overview of pupil tracking methods[0]. The focus recently has been moving these older computer vision methodologies to ML without introducing too ma…
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Comment #23862087
There’s two parts to that implementation of such a system, and they’re both interesting! The first part is detection of a micro saccade which is already available in research syste…
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Comment #23860778
Disclaimer, I am the primary engineer of a commercial eye tracking system. Tools like these popup every now and then are a nice tool for rough estimation of gaze. Fixation tracking…
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Comment #19808610
What will happen to adopted children?
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Comment #19229263
This is one area when the functionally can really be improved over what reddit implements. Having a moving window of time to sort within is an amazingly useful feature for sorting …
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Comment #18900683
Most important piece of code I wrote controls the delivery of electrical stimulation for a nervous systems stimulation system that goes in people. Second place is a human metrology…
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Comment #10492230
Texas Biomedical Device Center | ONSITE in Dallas, TX | C/C++ developer The Texas Biomedical Device Center is the Biomedical research commercialization center for the University of…
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Comment #10205844
Solid point. Maybe just a cheap wide angle lens from ebay and use easy off the shelf background subtraction from opencv at a low frequency as an easy of motion detection. I'm tryin…
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Comment #10205094
It would be really cool to add facial recognition at like 0.5hz to the phone so that it only turns the screen on when you're looking at it. Or alternatively customize the content b…
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Comment #10153254
Texas Biomedical Device Center | Dallas, Tx | http://www.utdallas.edu/txbdc/ | Full-Time / Part-Time | ONSITE or REMOTE We are a biomedical research commercialization center for sp…
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Comment #10135368
I've had some mixed success with Raspberry Pi's spontaneously failing as well. This is perfect opportunity for a dual or triple redundancy lockstep MCU to take the place of the Ras…
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Comment #9815266
This is bad for cars utilizing autonomous cruise control that rely on this form of radar. Very bad.
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Comment #9471178
Tax incentives, lower cost of living, and pro business local governments are driving larger companies to relocate headquarters or major research ops to Texas en-mass.
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Comment #8887745
I love reading these articles, keep them coming!
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Comment #8620183
The ability to have expressions in the capture is awesome! That's going to clean up my Slots quite a bit.