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Rhodes

05-03-13 05:40 AM

New film from IBM (1 atom=1 pixel)

http://arstechnica.com/science/2013/...oms-as-pixels/

Look at the World's Smallest Stop Motion Film!

Mork_417

05-03-13 05:49 AM

That is pretty nifty idea there. It's amazing that they can move them about like that. What will they think of next.

Jimbuna

05-03-13 06:35 AM

Probably a sequal.

Mork_417

05-03-13 06:55 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jimbuna (Post 2050619)

Probably a sequal.

Sequel?

Jimbuna

05-03-13 07:10 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by FloppyRat (Post 2050633)

Sequel?

Also called a follow-on or follow-up.

Mork_417

05-03-13 07:19 AM

Yeah, but in most cases, they can be called a bomb, or money pit.

Herr-Berbunch

05-03-13 08:23 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by FloppyRat (Post 2050645)

Yeah, but in most cases, they can be called a bomb, . . .

Well in this case it'd be an atom bomb. :o

Jimbuna

05-03-13 08:28 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Herr-Berbunch (Post 2050708)

Well in this case it'd be an atom bomb. :o

LOL :)

Wolferz

05-03-13 08:37 AM

The little movies are cool and all but the production costs are astronomical.
Please buy our computers.

Sailor Steve

05-03-13 09:33 AM

Pretty spiffy. I'm wondering what the background is, as everything is made of atoms. I'm also wondering what type of atoms they used.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jimbuna (Post 2050636)

Also called a follow-on or follow-up.

A sequel, yes. I have no idea what a sequal is.

Mork_417

05-04-13 04:49 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Herr-Berbunch (Post 2050708)

Well in this case it'd be an atom bomb. :o

Nice. :haha:

Platapus

05-04-13 06:15 AM

That is pretty cool. I have to admit that I probably can't understand the practical application of this, but I am sure there are plenty.

Were they moving atoms or molecules? The article mentioned both terms.

Moving atoms. Crikey! :yeah:

Spoon 11th

05-04-13 01:05 PM

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