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My normal research area: #Biomechanics! Looking forward to giving this a read! #BiomedicalEngineering
Check out the Editorial from the Guest Editors!!
This article is featured in a special edition of @JApplBiomech that celebrates the 50th anniversary of @ISBiomechanics 🎉
Read about the history and future of neuromusculoskeletal biomechanics here:
doi.org/10.1123/jab.2023-016…
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Check out the Editorial from the Guest Editors!!
This article is featured in a special edition of @JApplBiomech that celebrates the 50th anniversary of @ISBiomechanics 🎉
Read about the history and future of neuromusculoskeletal biomechanics here:
doi.org/10.1123/jab.2023-016…
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This weekend we ran a popup @Raspberry_Pi @ChelmsfordRJam at a shop in the Meadows Shopping Centre as part of Chelmsford's Do and Discover weekend to inspire members of the public who normally don't come to our events.
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My time at @RaspberryPi_org is coming to an end 🥲.
Are you looking for a very experienced software developer, educator and manager?
Do you need someone to support your community, help them be successful, and build positive relationships?
Can I help?
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Usborne has made their 1980's computer books (with wonderful illustrations) freely downloadable. These were an ever-present part of my childhood.
usborne.com/us/books/compute…
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🥞Could your students bring this pancake game up to date? 👉This EGGsellent game was originally written over 8 years ago so it would be great to have it available in makecode &/or python editor. computingatschool.org.uk/new…
#PancakeDay #microbit #coding
🙏@caschat_uk & @whaleygeek
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We're running a #SouthendLuminoCity Light Lab Raspberry Jam
11am Saturday 18th February @SouthendLibrary
and looking for people to help with Scratch / Python workshops and show projects / tech on a light theme alongside the #EssexSteamettes
Book here:
eventbrite.co.uk/e/southend-…
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Utilizando a tecnologia da impressão 3D, a Startup OpenBionics está desenvolvendo a próxima geração de membros biônicos, combinada com os sensores de precisão e sistemas baseados no aprendizado das máquinas (Machine Learning).
Via Renato Almeida
Microbit V2 sampling 100Hz (almost!) signal"analogRead" at 20kHz rate, 1,000 samples. Not real time, output rate 100Hz. Me thinks not bad at all.
Rate subject to confirmation as is higher frequency response. Memory on V2 can accomodate many more samples