Time-lapse of a growing pea in a see-through container
This is a mesmerizing time-lapse of a pea being planted in a see-through container and growing over 37 days. The movement of the tendrils is so alien, and at this speed feels almost conscious. Watching it reach for the support post is like something out of War of the Worlds.
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Creating the optimal peanut butter and banana sandwich using computer vision and machine learning
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Mesmerizing Time-Lapse Of Things Being Sanded
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Hexapod Robotic Plant Holder That Moves To And From The Sun As Needed, Dances At You To Water
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