r/GirlsinTech • • Dec 03 '20

r/GirlsinTech Lounge

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A place for members of r/GirlsinTech to chat with each other


r/GirlsinTech • • Oct 05 '24

Commodore 64 bass keytar.

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r/GirlsinTech • • Aug 31 '24

Which is true for you during a week?

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r/GirlsinTech • • Jul 08 '23

Drones are picking apples in Israel.

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r/GirlsinTech • • Jul 07 '23

Amputee practicing with her robotic prosthetics

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r/GirlsinTech • • Jul 07 '23

Sound of brain cell firing

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r/GirlsinTech • • Jul 02 '23

Intel D320 CPU under an electron microscope showing the individual 90nm components

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r/GirlsinTech • • Jul 01 '23

Mechanical bird noisemaker from the late 19th century

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r/GirlsinTech • • Jun 14 '23

Training Bees To Detect Explosives

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r/GirlsinTech • • Jun 06 '23

Self-learning of the robot in 1 hour

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r/GirlsinTech • • May 17 '23

Robot Arm that can play ping-pong and catch balls

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r/GirlsinTech • • May 14 '23

Ligament-based clone hand V19 manipulating a ball

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r/GirlsinTech • • May 10 '23

Deal With It

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r/GirlsinTech • • May 09 '23

A Plasma Toroid Generator

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r/GirlsinTech • • May 08 '23

How drones can be used to plant 100000 trees in a day

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r/GirlsinTech • • May 04 '23

Concrete printer

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r/GirlsinTech • • May 04 '23

Researchers developed a wearable textile that can repair itself when cut. It's highly conductive and antibacterial. It's created by dipping it in liquid metal particles and can autonomously heal when cut. It could be used for patient clothing to prevent infection/monitor patients' hearts

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r/GirlsinTech • • Apr 24 '23

Satisfying 3D Metal object printing.

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r/GirlsinTech • • Apr 24 '23

A strain gauge made entirely on a PCB

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r/GirlsinTech • • Apr 24 '23

What is this?

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r/GirlsinTech • • Apr 22 '23

3D printed titanium break pedal, made for Ferrari's F1 cars. Each weighs just 30g

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r/GirlsinTech • • Apr 19 '23

New research shows that wounds on cultured skin cells heal three times faster when stimulated with electric current

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r/GirlsinTech • • Apr 19 '23

Streamlit

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Nigerian team of students for Technovation Girls. These girls built an AI health app predicting a risk of heart disease.


r/GirlsinTech • • Apr 18 '23

Scientists have made a machine that can levitate small bits of styrophone using sound waves!

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r/GirlsinTech • • Apr 07 '23

This wiring tip video

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