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  • SailorMoon
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    im going since no one else has...
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  • Fern
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    funja you're right, just on little thing need to be added, who's the user?

    Edit: I think I give away the rest: it's for dogs.
    Last edited by Fern; 03-10-2010, 10:15:35.

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  • funja
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    isnt it a flotation belt when you hit the water it inflates

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  • ahra
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    the only thing that comes to mind right now is a floaty arm thingie

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  • Fern
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    Yay.

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  • ahra
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    yep, a battery from 1320. good job

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  • Fern
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    A Leclanché cell-type battery I think.

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  • ahra
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    wow. how do i keep guessing things when i don't have one for the turn? uh.

    anyway, here you go:

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  • Fern
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    Yes you got it, the thing for bones.
    It's name is Ilizarov device first invented for lengthening limbs. Genial, and is so simple at the same time.

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  • ahra
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    is that some of those things used for broken legs and whatnot? i don't know the name. but smth to do with medical purposes?

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  • Fern
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    I was just lucky enough to find the original picture.

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  • ahra
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    omg fern. you are good

    in short, it's a tiny robot, autonomous, usually used in swarm intelligence control systems. it actually fits in the palm of my hand and i like playing with the little buggers.

    click for example.

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  • Fern
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    After throughout research I dare to say that this is a 360-degree video camera with conical mirror, on the top of a first generation Khepera mobile robot, used in a biological cybernetics project of Max Planck Institut. *shiver*

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  • ahra
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    not a light, not a camera.

    but one can hold it easily in one's hand.
    Last edited by ahra; 02-18-2010, 09:30:29.

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  • nooter mcdurt
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    some sort of light, or is it a camera?

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