| ▲ | westurner a day ago | |
- A Digital Twin of the facility in 3D? - R3F and Drei for React-based 3D Three.js animations; but it might be best to pre-render at high FPS and encode with ffmpeg - ProjectM, MilkDrop3, limit - TIL about shuffle skating aka jam skating - OpenNext NextJS - Serwist for a PWA so that you can access your stats when not connected - IndexedDb, sqlite-wasm, duckdb-wasm - To run lights, projectors, etc. (with low enough hertz to avoid PSE Photosensitive Epilepsy risk) I have heard about: OSC (BespokeSynth, Resolume,), SMPTE LTC, Resolume projection mapping, mapmapteam/mapmap projection mapping, Open Lighting Architecture has a list of Ethernet Protocols including OSC, and a list of USB/Serial/Network devices. HyperHDR does ambient lightning to match displayed video. Sometimes the glare from all of the lights is too much for visually impaired persons and animals FWIU; no varying lights hour might win too. - If the machines are so old that all you need is a relay, there's possibly not as much need to model the whole system with TLA+ and check the proof. Could ask the model about an "SIL" (Safety Integrity Level) controller or similar for a bowling alley. Rust RTIC and Rust embassy have RTOS features. How to write unit and integration tests for the system without hardware simulators that can randomly fault. - Soft-white backlit multicolor(?) ePaper displays would save energy and cut glare. Most flying insects cannot see red, orange or yellow light; Red preserves night vision. Blue keeps operators awake. Blue and white cause the worst glare. Jet instrument gauges are reddish/orange-ish. - UV Blacklight paint, UV LED Black light. Blue light glasses are great for reducing UV blacklight glare. - Best LED projector 2026 - Gogs/Gitea/Forgejo host Issues, repos and can run Actions with nektos/act. Cool project. Integrate an issue tracker with mobile notifications? | ||