whydotheycallhimdoctor:

My sketch of BBC Sherlock’s The Reichenbach Fall

whydotheycallhimdoctor:

My sketch of BBC Sherlock’s The Reichenbach Fall

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moonlightanddust:

Fan Art / Digital Art / Drawings / Movies & TV	©2011-2013 ~y0do

moonlightanddust:

Fan Art / Digital Art / Drawings / Movies & TV ©2011-2013 ~y0do

c86:

Taken from an anthology entitled Prince of Darkness, 1946

The illustrations are details from The Temptation of St Anthony, an etching by Jacques Callot, 1630

via Front Free Endpaper

tastysynapse:

Wrath of the Chickens by Edarow [ website | instagram ]

8bitfuture:

Glass App identifies people by their clothes.
A new ‘human recognition system’ app can identify people in a crowd from their clothing, and overlay their name on the display of a Google Glass headset.

The system, called InSight, is part-funded by Google and was unveiled at the HotMobile technology conference in Jekyll Island, Georgia, last week. It aims to help users find their friends and be spotted themselves in busy places like shopping centres, sports stadia and airports. Face recognition systems cannot be used for this, says InSight developer Srihari Nelakuditi at the University of South Carolina in Columbia, because it is unlikely someone in a crowd will be looking straight at a headset’s camera.

In early tests, the system showed 93 percent accuracy in identifying volunteers, even with their backs turned.

8bitfuture:

Glass App identifies people by their clothes.

A new ‘human recognition system’ app can identify people in a crowd from their clothing, and overlay their name on the display of a Google Glass headset.

The system, called InSight, is part-funded by Google and was unveiled at the HotMobile technology conference in Jekyll Island, Georgia, last week. It aims to help users find their friends and be spotted themselves in busy places like shopping centres, sports stadia and airports. Face recognition systems cannot be used for this, says InSight developer Srihari Nelakuditi at the University of South Carolina in Columbia, because it is unlikely someone in a crowd will be looking straight at a headset’s camera.

In early tests, the system showed 93 percent accuracy in identifying volunteers, even with their backs turned.

(Source: 8bitfuture)

gashetka:

1968-1970 Italian Concepts:

1968 | Ferrari 512S. Designed by Pininfarina

1968 | Alfa Romeo Carabo. Designed by Bertone

1970 | Ferrari Modulo. Designed by Pininfarina

1970 | Lancia Stratos Zero. Designed by Bertone

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