BatiRobot: Construction Robotics Without the Revolution Hype
A French publication tracking the robots, exoskeletons, drones, and automated equipment actually used on construction sites.
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BatiRobot Counts the Real Cost of Construction Robots
A French publication tracking construction robotics, automation, machine prices, deployment status, and applicable regulations.
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Beerwright, a Brewing Studio for People Who Argue About Hops
Beerwright is a recipe, water, brew-day, inventory, and blending workspace for serious home brewers.
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米花百貨店: A Department Store for Detective Conan
A Japanese fan-built Detective Conan database that organizes manga, anime episodes, films, theme songs, characters, and production staff across a fictional eight-floor department store.
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E. Berhan Yildiz Makes Sound From Places, People and Time
An Istanbul sound artist’s portfolio of field recordings, live electronics, moving image, spatial performances, and releases made as Fosil.
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Between the Beats, Between the Explanations
A literary trilogy paired with an open physics companion about the physical steps between source, signal, receiver, measurement, and mechanism.
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Bill Plainly Reads the Fine Print on Medical Bills
A two-person service that translates medical bills, checks the math against insurance statements, flags possible duplicates or mismatches, and supplies questions to ask billing offices.
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Black Shuck: A Field Archive of the Black Dog
An East Anglian archive documenting reports, historical records, places, names, and traditions surrounding the folkloric Black Shuck.
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Blinky Hawk, the meter accessory that answers “0 V”
A rechargeable clip-on detector for multimeters that distinguishes a connected lead, an open lead, and a live circuit without leaving voltmeter mode.
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Blitsen: Web Apps Without the Browser
Blitsen packages built HTML, CSS and TypeScript output as native desktop executables or Android APKs.
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BoxerDock puts each agent in a Mac VM that can nap
A macOS tool that gives AI agents and services separate lightweight virtual machines, pausing idle boxes to reclaim host memory.
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Breed Health Score turns dog longevity into a sortable index
A cited reference tool ranking 155 dog breeds by longevity, conformation risk, and hereditary disease burden.
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Bribe the Bot: Opinions for Sale
An interactive AI experiment where public bids determine which answer becomes the bot's “truth.”
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Broadband Architect, the British broadband tycoon
An in-development PC and Steam Deck game about building a small broadband network across real British towns.
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Build the Record: A Case-File Kit for People in Disputes
A free set of methods and AI prompts for building a dated, verified case file before representing yourself or meeting a lawyer.
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Burpgod's Cabin Has a Fourth Door
An interactive haunted-cabin myth about burpcoin, sacred belches, and the Golden Gassy One.
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CAD Benchmarks: testing whether AI can actually build editable parts
An open benchmark scores AI models as they use CAD tools to construct real parametric parts.
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Calendays, the calendar that looks back
A private Mac and iPhone calendar for recording small memories and seeing an entire year at a glance.
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Canwu Engine: A Deterministic History Simulator for Agents
An open-source Rust engine for replayable historical, social, and strategy simulations with semantic APIs for agents and other clients.
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Canwu Engine, a Deterministic History Simulator for Agents
An open-source Rust engine for replayable historical, social, and strategy simulations with role-specific knowledge and semantic actions.
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Canwu Engine, a Reproducible History Simulator
An open-source Rust engine for deterministic historical, social, and strategy simulations with agent-facing semantic APIs.
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Can You Still? — One Impossible Move a Day
A daily physical challenge app that uses an iPhone camera to verify movements such as standing on one leg or touching your toes.
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Catalytic AI: Two GPU Nodes in Troy
A Troy, New York GPU-compute project offering RPI undergraduates free access, hourly capacity for others, and hands-on server builds.
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CHAINBREAK, the Math Problem Deconstruction Lab
A Korean service that redesigns mathematics problems into graded variations, with student-ready explanations, diagrams, and editable HWPX files.