The AI SpaceFactory team won half a million dollars from NASA for its Mars habitat prototype, MARSHA. They are now taking the research, learnings, and technologies they developed for their winning proposal and building
Source: An intriguing new habitat project “inspired” by NASA
「僕が今の仕事（駅の警備）に就いて、13～4 年経つんですよ。新宿駅に最初に行ったのが、2002年くらいかな。最初の勤務が新宿駅でね、構内が工事中で利用客をメガホンで誘導してたんですよね。ものすごい数の人が行き来してるでしょ。それを声だけで誘導するのは大変なんですよ。まあ、ほとんどの人に声が届かないじゃないですか。それで、目立つ案内表示を作ろうと思ったんです」
—— 修悦さん‘Shinjuku Station was my first post, and it was under construction at the time, so I had to guide passengers using a megaphone. But there were so many people. Guiding them all with just my voice was impossible. Most of the people couldn’t even hear me. So I decided to make some signs to guide people that would really stand out.’
— Shuetsu Sato
Relaxing by the greatest symbol of Japan’s natural beauty.
Source: ‘KAWS:HOLIDAY’ Mount Fuji Exhibition Opening | HYPEBEAST
VAIOが再定義する「メインマシンの最小形*1」12.5型モバイルPC VAIO® SX12 / VAIO® Pro PJを発表897g以下*2のコンパクトボディにフルサイズキーボード搭載、フルパフォーマンスを凝縮
Source: 「メインマシンの最小形」12.5型モバイルPC VAIO SX12 / VAIO Pro PJを発表 | VAIOのお知らせ
– alternate social media
– whales and sharks
– random props
– sketches
1v1 me monopoly, u have no chance [̲̅$̲̅(̲̅ ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°̲̅)̲̅$̲̅]
Source: Sheng Lam – props
A new project by Katsuhiro Otomo, that’s been long-awaited by the whole world.His 3rd animated feature film after “AKIRA” in 1988 and “STEAMBOY” in 2004. As he did with these movies, Katsuhiro Otomo himself writes the original concept and screenplay, does design works and directs the film.The plot takes place in the near future on a space colony under construction, and it’s an action-adventure story of some boys in this peculiar environment and society who keep living their lives while they’re being tossed about by fate.“The real in the mankind’s future” will be depicted through a perspective of those boys.
Source: ORBITAL ERA Official Website
These bartenders, sushi chefs and sweetshop owners are still working in their 80s and 90s, running family businesses and maintaining traditional crafts as the city changes around them
Source: Senior staff: Tokyo’s oldest workers – in pictures | Cities | The Guardian
