Tuesday Two: Quantum Motions
October 13th, 2009
Tuesday Two
Here’s motion control that doesn’t require bright lights, tons of balls, or expensive high speed cameras. Instead, it uses a relatively inexpensive pulsating projector with sensors that record movement patterns at 500 times a second.
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Keep those rubidium atoms separated in your quantum computer by using polarized light! Your qubits won’t be the same! No longer will they interfere with each other, causing screwy quantum calculations. Quantumfy with assurance!
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Epoch-Fail
Apple has had fairly high representation in the as of yet short life of the Epoch-Fail awards. Do I hate Apple? Not at all. They just make themselves such an easy target. Epoch-Fail award again goes to the iPhone 3GS for having what some claim to be broken encryption that will not be able to protect sensitive data.
Categories: Tuesday Two | Tags: apple, balls, camera, iPhone, iPhone 3GS, lights, motion control, polarized light, quantum, quantum computer, qubits
