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just a small thing it is physically kinda impossible to go much under 500nm with light microscopes because your light wavelenght is literally maxing out in that range. you are pretty much at the edge of what a normal light microscope can deliver.

This video is tremendously appreciated! This is just the guidance I was looking for!

Really like your approach. It's entertaining, educating and I very much like the fact you integrate historical knowledge. Keep up the good work ❤

You did it in Rust eh... now I feel compelled to do it in glorious Go!

8:17 my eyes when i rub them

it is a great design, I want to build one but there URL is not valid, can you update the URL?

I loved this all the way... Still waiting on how you'll solve the voltage drop😊

I really like the stepper motor controlled bidirectional stage. You could do the same with stepper motor and a higher pixel camera for focusing so the stepper motor is controlled by software that determines when an object is first in focus, takes a photo, then incrementally focus further down in increments and taking a photo at each focus increment until the object is just out of focus then stack the individually focused photos.

Tienes que reducir el entre-hierro en motores de reluctancia

Axial foucoult force? Lorentz movement? Try to imagine a vertical force like lorentz force in simply effect

you have a magnificent taste in music

My guy's gonna program an entirely new universe.

love the video. quick q tho: at 10:4 i am unsure why the sum goes over i. I get that you convolve a select channel j per each kernel k. Then you take the growth function of the result. for each Gk you multiply by a weight coefficient Wk. each weight belongs to one channel i tho, you do not sum over all weights, right? (also otherwise the indicies dont really work out)

Could we directly use the spin coater on windows instead of the homemade graphical interface ?

interesting

Amazing work!...........................💯💯💢💢

You but did a really good job there!

yo cool bird dudette! 1:10 Now I might be flying a little to high, if you catch my drift, but could you like idk combine them or smt? Surely more means better, right?

wow, I.. didn't think I'd enjoy this video so much, however indeed it was really enjoyable. thank you for sharing it with us👍

Where did you how to do all of this

The simple explanation of axial flux and synchronous motors followed by "reluctance is.... uhhhh........" was so real

you could probably skip the rubber membrane; rubber has a lot of hysteresis that eats your efficiency. these things often have some sort of slippery plastic piston seals? teflon, UHMW Polyethylene, or maybe nylon?

the gap created by the print between your windings and the laminations probably causes a lot of reluctance. reluctance motors in general are lower torque and are more sensitive to air gap also. for your KV: you should do the opposite test, drive the motor at a set RPM and measure the output voltage under open circuit

Impressive work ! 👍🏻

Is this lad trans?

This is one of the most beautiful thing I've ever seen in my life. And the most beautiful thing I've seen in this year so far.

Good job, congratulations. It is inspiring.

Thats a beatiful video and channel I love it

Hey, if it doesn't work too good as an ebike motor, it would make a pretty good air raid siren!😅

Now try it with resistance!

pretty cool but is it possible to build a computer in Lenia that runs Doom.

Amazing ! Keep pushing these designs <3

Great video good soul! Enjoy your day <3

awesome video! really good production quality, extremely informative, one of the most informative Iv seen in a while, and just ingenuity at its finest with all that math and good understanding of the motor and its physics! EDIT: also Im just curious and i doubt this comment will get seen but how do reluctance motors induce a back emf/ resistance of some sort to the input voltage. all motors of some sort have some sort of back resistance because as rpm increases output power increases and thus input voltage and current draw should also change. or if there is no back emf or anything how would a motor like this work or what shape power chart would it produce?

Would the lenses of the optical drives be of any use?

Cool stuff. PGMEA is most common solvent in spin coating photoresists, also ethyl lactate and cyclophenone is used. If you need your layers get measured properly let me know, I have both profiler and while light spectromter available

This would be a great place to use a Pi Zero given your low compute needs, but I imagine the full size pi is what you already had lying around.

From microscope to a cyberpunk-looking microcosm world viewer.

Nice project, can the fps of the camera be higher with lower resolution?

You guys are awesome.

New motor running at the speed of a HDD. 7200 rpm...

he sounds like cleveland junior brown lol

sinus - cosinus > sin

this is really amazing, thank you for producing this for us! the beamsplitter idea is really useful! Looking forward for more :)

"Technology is incredible!" If GLaDOS could run off a potato...

When you need something for your project , always know Ali expres has you back even copper and zink ❤😂

Those finger gloves totally slay! ❤ btw if you don't mind, where did you get em? I really want them. <3

Incredible (also +1 for Chrono Trigger music and the way all the music is laid out in the description)

I am certainly blown away by this, and that's saying so, but there is a problem, I think. Comparing Lenia to gAme of life, if a bit like comparing comparing an intergalactic space ship to a bicycle. They both fall into the category of transportation, but comparable they are not, not really. However, I've seen a number of advanced automatas and this is without a doubt the most impressive, in terms of the least complex in relation to the complexity of the result, apart from game of Life, naturally. I very much enjoyed the video, it was very well done and you've got yourself a new sub.

+1 for use of Plants Vrs. Zombies music