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Physicists Of University of Rochester Have Created Polariton – A Particle With Negative Mass

Physicists Of University of Rochester Have Created Polariton – A Particle With Negative Mass

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A group of researchers led by Nick Vamivakas from the University of Rochester has successfully produced particles which have negative mass in an atomically thin semiconductor material. According to the researchers, they have created a device that can generate LASER light using a significantly small amount of energy. All made possible with the help of this so-called negative mass particles. Quantum physicist Nick […]

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How to Make an Entire Drone Multirotor and Camera Gimbal Using Laser Cut Parts

How to Make an Entire Drone/Multirotor and Camera Gimbal Using Laser Cut Parts

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the photo you see was taken from my first ever copter which i built in 2 hours, what i had not mentioned was my first copter used a laser cut frame i designed and produced whilst in school. This difference between this post and my other about building multirotors is this is mainly to do

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Simple LiDAR Using the Laser Rangefinder Uni T UT390b Arduino and Turbo Pascal

Simple LiDAR Using the Laser Rangefinder Uni-T UT390b, Arduino and Turbo Pascal

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Some days ago I bought a laser rangefinder (Uni-T UT390b, f.e. http://www.dx.com/de/p/uni-t-ut390b-45m-laser-dist…) to realise a simple LiDAR. The rangefinder has an accuracy of +/- 2mm and is able to measure distances up to 45m. This will be enough for my living room 😉 You’ll also need: * Arduino Mega (because of more than one Serial

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A LASER TREATMENT TO IMPROVE PAPER ELECTRONICS

A LASER TREATMENT TO IMPROVE PAPER ELECTRONICS

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NanoEngineers” research group at Iowa University have been devoting efforts to use graphene and its amazing properties in their sensors and other technologies. Graphene has many extraordinary properties. It is about 100 times stronger than the strongest steel. It conducts heat and electricity efficiently and is nearly transparent. Inspired by some recent projects about using inkjet printers to print

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