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No buttons. No sensors glued on. Just regular bananas from the store, turned into a touch screen.
Seven bananas, wired into a computer. Touch one and it comes alive on the screen.
Each banana is hooked to a small board with a thin wire. Your body closes the circuit the second your fingers land on the peel.
On screen, every banana has a digital twin made of glowing blue dots. Tap a real one and its twin explodes into green sparks, then flips into a full yellow banana.
Grab two, both light up. Lay your hands on all of them, and the whole screen turns into fruit.
The weirdest controller you’ve ever seen, and it works.
"Bleed air" is a system that uses heat from the engine to de-ice the wings. So, if engine were to fail while flying through clouds the pilot are flirting with death. The aerodynamics required for gliding would be totaly compromised by ice accumulation. Learjet 60
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『翼の形を変えて風を「動力」にする飛行ロボット』
上昇流を活かし、鳥のように空中を舞う🐦
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After several months of research, I have formed an opinion on various types of electric motors, and the "transverse flux" design is the most advanced and efficient one we have to date. It is impossible for me to list the numerous advantages of this design.


























