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How did some scanner not think this weird bundle of electronics was a bomb? Or at least cause some one to inspect it closely.
This seems fishy to me. On a 6-sided package, why is the pinhole side always facing the action? Why is the shot never blocked by another package?
Cool video and idea on the mailing system. Looks to be in a country that is not the U.S., maybe European??? Anyway, a U.S. version would be pretty cool to see as well.
It is Denmark, very likely Copenhagen. I am Danish and recognise things such as Danske Bank, in the beginning of the video, Post Danmark and so forth :)
This seems fishy to me. On a 6-sided package, why is the pinhole side always facing the action? Why is the shot never blocked by another package?
What I hate the most is that companies like DHL that are established in Mexico, will use their own service in the country the delivery is being paid, but when the package reaches Mexico, they give the package to Sepomex, which basically defeats the purpose of using a different company...
How did some scanner not think this weird bundle of electronics was a bomb? Or at least cause some one to inspect it closely.
I was Fry's the other day and they have "spy pens" (those pocket video cameras) and I thought it would be an interesting way to do this project. Basically put one camera on each corner of the box (four sided) and then edit the camera contents together once you got to the destination (eliminating the boring /not useful bits).
I saw an interesting hack at a dinner the other day which used a camera and a 6DOF attitude sensor, to post transform the camera input so that it was always "up" (basically if you turn the camera upside down the orientation of the picture doesn't change). It seemed like a pretty cool application of these cheap orientation sensors to cameras.
How did some scanner not think this weird bundle of electronics was a bomb? Or at least cause some one to inspect it closely.
How did some scanner not think this weird bundle of electronics was a bomb? Or at least cause some one to inspect it closely.
This seems fishy to me. On a 6-sided package, why is the pinhole side always facing the action? Why is the shot never blocked by another package?