CodeMakesItGo posted a YouTube video showing an
awesome homemade View-Master® Reel scanner.
Watch the embedded video below.
CodeMakesItGo focuses on creating fun software
projects that are easy to understand and entertaining
to watch. "I love seeing the infinite ways
code makes it go," said content creator Jason
Altice. "I've been developing software for
embedded systems for over 17 years. I created
this channel to inspire people to do their own
software projects. All my life I've heard people
say 'programming is hard', if you can make cookies
you can program. In fact, I think baking is much
more difficult."
"The name 'CodeMakesItGo' originated from
my cousin, Mike Altice, who passed away in 2015
and was my inspiration for becoming a software
engineer when I was a noob. One day while talking
to him on the phone, I was telling him about an
idea for a new boat propeller design. He replied,
'Great, I'll find the buyers and you make it go'.
The words stuck in my head and now I'm CodeMakesItGo."
The ELF-SR2 is a 27-inch 4K display that can
supposedly deliver immersive 3-D content without
the need for additional hardware, such as augmented
reality glasses or a VR headset.
Sonys super-resolution algorithm is based
on the high picture quality data accumulated for
Sony's BRAVIA displays to ensure reduced GPU load,
boost image quality and display fine details more
accurately by correcting color moire.
Create and view 3-D spatial image content in
any professional setting. With innovative technology
and speciality apps, it is designed for professional
content creation and specialised sectors. It also
combines with other tools thanks to diverse plugins
and an SDK.
These Radex Stereo Stories box sets were picked
up by Jeffrey Gauthier at an estate sale. Gauthier
also purchased many other rare 3-D items at the
sale.