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Will and the Wheel

ACM SIGGRAPH 2011 Computer Animation Festival, 2011
Will, an enterprising hamster, modifies his running wheel and begins creating a strange and mysterious machine. In spite of the ridiculous assemblage of simple household items he uses, Will manages to succeed, and in the end he reveals his brilliant plan.
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a wheel inside a wheel

2022
Getting lost in nature, I can sense the unfixity of its countless forms and processes. Recurring patterns at micro and macro scale arise from creative and destructive forces in space and time; reality appears simultaneously constant and impermanent. My thesis work, a wheel inside a wheel, explores the self in relation to contemporary conceptions of ...
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Fashion on wheels

2023
Abstract What can fashion and fashion journalism tell us about the actual and possible representations of disability? Unfolding from a dialogue between the co-authors, this chapter takes a Dutch case study as its starting point to map and interpret how creative professionals responsible for communication in an advocacy ...
Natalia Berger, Joke Hermes
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Wheel Transformer: A Wheel-Leg Hybrid Robot With Passive Transformable Wheels

IEEE Transactions on Robotics, 2014
We report on the design, optimization, and performance evaluation of a new wheel-leg hybrid robot. This robot utilizes a novel transformable wheel that combines the advantages of both circular and legged wheels. To minimize the complexity of the design, the transformation process of the wheel is passive, which eliminates the need for additional ...
Yoo-Seok Kim   +4 more
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Wheels within Wheels

2016
Something strange and old lurks under the ice in Antarctica, at a place called Blood Falls. It is an echo of the early Earth. Blood Falls is hard to reach and easy to find. Look through the seas of blue ice, white snow, and gray rocks for the bright-red frozen waterfall, spilling out of the ice around it in a gory cascade five stories tall.
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Hackers at the Wheel

Scientific American, 2015
The author criticizes journalists who have reported that automobiles have been "hacked" by individuals who then take remote control of the vehicle. He notes that such reports fail to accurately describe how such incidents occurred in controlled environments by researches, stating that actually hijacking such technological innovations is difficult and ...
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Wheel to wheel

New Scientist, 2011
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Will of Wheels

Home Healthcare Nurse: The Journal for the Home Care and Hospice Professional, 1999
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Wheels within Wheels

The American Journal of Nursing, 1950
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The wheel

ACM SIGCAS Computers and Society, 1997
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